Puroresu (Japanese Pro Wrestling) Posters and Art 70s-90s版本V1 (ID: 1020547)

TL;DR see triggers, start around .8 strength. Higher strength makes it a little too HD/photographic for my liking but works fine. Will add more tags as I figure out what else works (I tried to cram a lot in here from a 41 image, manually tagged data set). Japanese writing likes that format in the triggers, but can swap location- seems to work better with "Japanese characters in the middle/along the top/bottom representing/for "PURORESU"" rather than "...characters for "PURORESU" at the top." Different samplers do the text better than others.

Holy heck this worked (Pinch me, sweet Wizard). Flux doesn't know Japanese writing well (if at all) as I understand it. So I had to train it to recognize some Kanji too. It isn't perfect, but it's about as accurate as training multiple logos or long phrases in Latin letters. The excess writing is gibberish in any language at present. This will be expanding....

"Puroresu" is the Japanese portmanteau of borrowed words used for pro wrestling. Pronounced "pro-wres," not "pure-oh-ray-sue". I can only speak a little Japanese and read some, but that I know!

This LoRA aims to recreate the style and concepts of puroresu posters, magazines, and record covers from the 1970s through the 1990s, plus one pic from 2000 in the set for valid reason that my fellow fans of this stuff will understand- the period and styles included cover the time shortly after Rikidozan's death, around the formation of All Japan/Zen Nihon Pro Wrestling and New Japan/Shin Nihon Pro Wrestling in 1972, up until the Noah split in 2000. Not yet certain if the updates will expand content, time period or both. Earlier for certain if I can find decent quality stuff and I feel like it.

At any rate, see the triggers. Some notes/comments/things I might address, but honestly, this kind of rules and I say that as the most self-critical person I know:

• Sometimes SHIN NIHON PURORESU tends to give ZEN NIHON instead. Try "Brandmark and large Japanese writing for "SHIN NIHON PURORESU"". Bold/big/large COLOR text may help too.

• The NJPW lion brandmark is there but is not so hot. If you describe it in detail, it gets close. The AJPW one is there somewhere, as is UWF. This was really more of a test to get started (and it worked on the first go!). It does not know joshi/women's promotions aside from JWP

• "Illustrated" gives a style similar to what NJPW used a lot in the 90s, at least for male wrestlers.

• Specify less text in your prompt if you need to. Flux is good with it (I now love the lack of negative prompts in Flux- explaining is better!).

• You will see tons of known wrestlers pop up in multi-character images. You can coax a good approximation many of them out if you describe them in detail. See example images. It doesn't really know names beyond Flux assuming ethnicity. The names included in training were more for word association purposes.

• It likes terms like grids, arranged in a circle, etc.

That's enough for now! Now how do I get access to Flux Pro to train on it at the expense of some wrestling promotion?

描述:

训练词语: puroresu,from the 1970s/1980s/1990s,joshi (women's),big japanese characters at the top representing "puroresu",bold Japanese writing at the bottom for "SHIN NIHON PURORESU",bold Japanese characters at the bottom representing "ZEN NIHON PURORESU",Japanese wrestling,poster,vintage,retro,illustrated