<lora:Vintage Sketch DS8:1.0> A dog sniffing a flower. Sketch art. Vintage

<lora:Vintage Sketch DS8:1.0> An alien standing in front of a round spaceship. Sketch art. Vintage. Sepia.

<lora:Vintage Sketch DS8:1.0> A fish swimming in a pond. Sketch art. Vintage.

<lora:Vintage Sketch DS8:1.0> A fish swimming in a pond. Sketch art. Vintage. pastel

<lora:Vintage Sketch DS8:1.0> An alien standing in front of a round spaceship. Sketch art. Vintage.

<lora:Vintage Sketch DS8:1.0> A dog balancing a bone on its nose. Sketch art. Vintage. Sepia. Pastel.

A more serious duck checking out a field.

<lora:Vintage Sketch DS8:1.0> <lora:Vintage sketch SD:1.0> A duck walking through a field of pastel accented flowers.

Sketch art. Vintage....

SereneVibe @SereneVibe

Vintage Sketch DS8

Name: Vintage Sketch DS8 LoRA (SD 1.5)
Author: SereneVibe

LoRADreamShaper v8·Published 2 years ago ·596 creations·0 comments

#vintage #illustration

Vintage. Sepia and pastel sketch style art.

I uploaded 120+ images all in sketched sepia style, some also with slight pastel accenting.

Trained with: DreamShaper v8 A "does it all" model by Lykon. Particularly good at art.

The uploaded set includes individual items, animals, scenery, fantastical. I used the same photo set for 2 LORAs. This one was my 2nd, trained on the DS8. (The other on Stable Diffusion 1.5).

It seems adding the terms “vintage. Sketch. Sepia. Pastel” or variances help the outcomes.

I tried and compared DS8 and a few others by themselves with the terms/modifiers/words: “vintage, sketch art, sepia, pastel” and then added this fine tuned model with and without the extra terms.

Results SEEM to come out better (or as I was seeking) w/model + terms added depending on desires. (I’m liking the results of adding both of my sketch fine tuned models even more).

I’m still testing and enjoying the outcomes. I invite you to have fun and experiment along with me.

Usage guide

Trained on DS8 w/over 120 images using scenery, animals, and fantastical in sketch, sepia and some pastel. Using the words/modifiers “sketch art, vintage, sepia, pastel” seem to improve outcome. Enjoy experimenting!