Illustration | LoRA for Stable Diffusion 1.5

This LoRA has been trained on 190 768x768px images created using the Illustration Photo Effect

The LoRA is compatible with stable diffusion 1.5 using the Automatic1111 interface. Make sure you have loaded a stable diffusion 1.5 based model into Automatic1111 before using this LoRA. It is not compatible with stable diffusion 2.x

How does it work?

Firstly, ensure you have the latest version of Automatic1111 installed. How to install Stable Diffusion locally using Automatic1111

After installing Automatic1111, copy the “7sIllustration.safetensors” LoRA file found in this download, into your stable diffusion Lora folder directory – E.g.\stable-diffusion-webui\models\Lora

To create the effect, add <lora:7sIllustration:1> anywhere in your prompt – E.g. “Portrait of a woman <lora:7sIllustration:1>“

To adjust the strength of the effect, change the number after the ‘:‘ – E.g. <lora:7sIllustration:0.5>, <lora:7sIllustration:0.6>, <lora:7sIllustration:0.7>, <lora:7sIllustration:0.8>, <lora:7sIllustration:0.9>, <lora:7sIllustration:1>, <lora:7sIllustration:1.1>

The default strength is 1, so make sure to lower it if the effect is coming through too strong.

Tips

1. Recommended CFG scale of 3-6
2. Try using ‘UniPC’, ‘DPM ++2M’ , ‘DPM ++2m Karras’ and DDIM samplers to bring out more detail
3. Use the Controlnet extension for Automatic1111 to apply the effect to your own images – or base your image composition off another image.
4. Experiment with custom checkpoint models with this LoRA file instead of the base stable diffusion 1.5 model. Try out Deliberate, Realistic Vision or Dreamshaper to get started.
5. Add the ‘epi_noiseoffset‘ LoRA in addition to this LoRA to your prompt to add varying amounts of contrast to your image
6. Try combing this LoRA with other LoRA’s in your prompts

Try it out

If you want to try out the effect or use it for your personal projects, download the file using the ‘Personal Use’ option.