flux-half-illustration
Maintainer: davisbrown
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Model overview
The flux-half-illustration model, created by Davis Brown, is a unique AI model that generates images with both photographic and illustrative elements. This model is part of the FLUX.1 series, which includes similar models like half_illustration, SDXL-Lightning, FLUX.1-Dev Multi LoRA Explorer, and others.
Model inputs and outputs
The flux-half-illustration model takes a text prompt as input and generates a single image as output. The prompt should include the trigger phrase "in the style of TOK" to ensure the model preserves the desired artistic style. The model also accepts various parameters such as seed, aspect ratio, guidance scale, and number of inference steps to fine-tune the generation process.
Inputs
prompt: The text prompt describing the desired imageseed: The random seed for reproducible generationmodel: The specific model to use for inference (e.g., "dev" or "schnell")width: The width of the generated image (optional, used with custom aspect ratio)height: The height of the generated image (optional, used with custom aspect ratio)lora_scale: The strength of the LoRA (low-rank adaptation) to applynum_outputs: The number of images to generateaspect_ratio: The aspect ratio of the generated imageoutput_format: The format of the output imagesguidance_scale: The guidance scale for the diffusion processoutput_quality: The quality of the output images (0-100)replicate_weights: The LoRA weights to use (optional)num_inference_steps: The number of inference steps to perform
Outputs
- An array of image URLs representing the generated images
Capabilities
The flux-half-illustration model excels at creating unique, visually striking images that blend photographic and illustrative elements. The model can produce a wide range of scenes, from fashion editorials to surreal landscapes, all with a distinct artistic flair. The use of LoRA technology allows for further customization and fine-tuning of the model's capabilities.
What can I use it for?
The flux-half-illustration model can be used for a variety of creative projects, such as fashion and editorial photography, album covers, book illustrations, and more. Its ability to blend realistic and abstract elements makes it a powerful tool for generating eye-catching and memorable visuals. Additionally, the model's fast inference speed and low-resource requirements make it suitable for real-time applications or deployment on edge devices.
Things to try
One interesting aspect of the flux-half-illustration model is its ability to create unique and dynamic compositions by incorporating various illustrative elements, such as flowers, smoke, flames, and rock-and-roll-inspired graphics. Experiment with different prompts and trigger words to see how the model can blend these elements with photographic scenes to produce visually striking and unexpected results.
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