It's actually a very simple application of lora blockweight's lora limit execution step.
https://github.com/hako-mikan/sd-webui-lora-block-weight
Just a little trouble, the step control function of lora block weight in the latest version of forge has problem.
You have to use reforge to play
Use a simple painting class 1.5 base model as the basis, simple 20steps get painting flowers
Acacia flowers, leaves, still life.
Based on the above Prompt, I'm going to start using lora.
https://civitai.com/models/226035/flat-design-slider
https://civitai.com/models/422481?modelVersionId=470731
You don't have to use these two, as long as you use the color block lora and the sketch lora, it's fine.
Adjust the weights and steps yourself.
It's kind of like drawing a color block and then outlining it, or drawing an outline and then filling in the colors.
It's a little trick for advanced use. ........ Actually, I thought everyone knew that
inksplashing
<lora:ColorInkSplashing_last:2>
Vector art
<lora:Flat_Design_V02:2.5>
Simultaneous mixing
<lora:Flat_Design_V02:2.5> <lora:ColorInkSplashing_last:2>
First 50% run vector, last 50% run ink splashing.
<lora:Flat_Design_V02:2.5:lbw=ALL:step=1-10>
<lora:ColorInkSplashing_last:2:lbw=ALL:step=10-20>
First 50% run vector, last 50% run inksplashing
<lora:Flat_Design_V02:2.5:lbw=ALL:step=11-20>
<lora:ColorInkSplashing_last:2:lbw=ALL:step=1-10>
Because the pre-steps are relatively strong, so it is recommended that different styles of transformation points cut in 1/3 ~ 1/4 step, of course, lora block weight of other functions can also be added, this is just a simple example so cut in 1/2 step.