<p></p><p>v2 update: 682 image training, but only 10 epochs, and on other base model. Should work quite good.</p><p>Full version update: Training on 682 images, vs 200 in Lite version. More dreamy, more abstract, better eyes, for whatever reason. But composition is less, let's say, tangible, in a way. But that's the point of this model i guess :D</p><p><br /><br /><strong>General instruction: try some bullshit, random words, something dramatic, use wildcards. It will react differently. By default style is not very interesting(unless it is), it needs some prompting to get going.</strong></p><p>Fourth Lazy Style Lora.</p><p>Firstly i'll release Lite version, that is based on 200 images, because training full dataset(682) will take some time, because i will use higher rank, which will make it slower, because of batch size.</p><p>Im not quite sure what that style is, but prompt on which they were generated suggests that it's Dreamwave.</p><p>Generally, this is not supposed to be used for anythin complex, because it was not tagged in a way to be, but you still can try and show me your results :3<br /></p><p></p><p><br />GPTS Lazy Styles will have a lot of bleed, low editability(but better than it was in GPTS1)</p><p>If you want it to be editable and still have some style effect, try weight from 0.5 to 0.75. That should make it editable and still be looking good :D</p><p>Generally, this dataset processing used my custom tag filtering experiment, testing of which on GPTS1 led to increased editability, so, it might not be as hard to edit this one, but still, main purpose is just to get that bit of "wow" effect style.</p><p>Full version will be available later.</p>