<h1 id="impressionism">Impressionism</h1>Trigger word: Impressionist styleRecommended LoRA weight: Between 0.3 and 0.5 (not recommended to set too high, as it may easily lead to overfitting)Recommended Sampling Steps: Between 9 and 15 steps (properly increasing the number of steps can enhance the details of the image)Thanks to Z-Image's extremely powerful image generation capability, the direct output effect using Z-Image alone without LoRA is already quite good. However, adding the LoRA model trained intensively for 5000 steps will make the oil painting brushstrokes more textured, rhythmic and layered. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Impressionism is an art movement that emerged in France in the 1860s, emphasizing the capture of momentary effects of light and color changes, typically created outdoors to represent scenes under natural light.Impressionist painters opposed the then-dominant classical academicism. They believed that all colors are produced by light and advocated for painting outdoors, under the sun, based on visual observation and immediate sensation, to depict the subtle changes in color of objects under light. Impressionist painters, in their treatment of shadows, abandoned the traditional use of black in favor of brighter colors like blue and purple.Impressionism can be said to be a liberation of painting. The main characteristics of the impressionistic style include short, broken brushstrokes, bright and unmixed colors, and an emphasis on light and its changing effects. The core of this movement is to abandon traditional artistic methods and embrace a more spontaneous and naturalistic style.Impressionism is not only reflected in the field of painting but also quickly expanded to other artistic fields such as music and literature. ---------------------------Impressionism - Impressionist Techniques VocabularyImpressionism is an art movement that emphasizes capturing momentary effects of light and color changes, typically created outdoors to represent scenes under natural light.Loose BrushworkEmphasizes quick, loose brushstrokes to capture the essence of the scene, a technique that helps convey the liveliness and atmosphere of the scene.Plein Air PaintingThe technique of directly depicting the scene in front of you outdoors is crucial for Impressionist artists who aim to represent the fleeting changes in light and atmosphere.Broken Color TechniquePlacing small brushstrokes or dots of color side by side, rather than mixing them. This technique creates a sparkling effect, adding vitality to the painting.ImpastoA technique of applying thick layers of paint to create texture. This adds a tactile dimension to the artwork and emphasizes the brushstrokes.Complementary ColorsImpressionist artists often use complementary colors (colors opposite each other on the color wheel) to create vivid contrasts and enhance the brightness of the painting.Capturing Light and AtmosphereA signature feature of Impressionism is the depiction of light and its effects on landscapes and objects. Understanding how to represent different lighting conditions is crucial.Limited PaletteUsing a limited palette helps maintain harmony and balance in the painting, making it easier to capture the essence of the scene without being overwhelmed by too many color choices.Layering and GlazingLayering involves applying multiple layers of paint to build depth and complexity, while glazing involves applying thin, transparent layers of paint over dry layers to alter color and light effects.Optical MixingA technique used by Impressionist painters where the artist places small brushstrokes of various colors side by side to create the effect of the desired color. The broken color technique relies on the visual mixing of colors, so it is best not to mix colors too much.These techniques together form the core of Impressionist oil painting, enabling artists to capture the fleeting changes in light and color, creating vivid and dynamic works.

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