Artistic realism (Flux)

The LoRA model was created from 150 images taken from the public domain on the Internet. LoRA was trained on the FLUX model

Weight: 0.3 - 1.5.

Works well with weight: (0.7 - 1.3), experiment with weight.

"Artistic realism" refers to an approach to art where the goal is to represent subjects as accurately and truthfully as possible, focusing on depicting everyday scenes, people, and objects in a way that reflects real life. This style avoids idealization or embellishment, striving instead for an authentic depiction of the world.

Key characteristics of artistic realism include:

1. Detailed depiction: Realism emphasizes precise detail and accuracy in the representation of textures, light, and proportions.

2. Realistic subjects: Subjects are often ordinary people, landscapes, or scenes from everyday life, depicted without exaggeration or romanticization.

3. Naturalism: Strong emphasis is placed on reproducing the natural world, including the imperfections and nuances of reality.

4. Emotional Restraint: Unlike more expressive or abstract styles, Realism often maintains a certain level of emotional restraint, presenting scenes in a simple and objective manner.

This style emerged in the 19th century as a reaction to the romanticized and idealized images common in previous art movements, seeking instead to present life as it really is.