Arts like... Ibuki Satsuki (Flux1.D)

Description

This LoRA model has been trained with Ai-Toolkit based on Ibuki Satsuki (伊吹五月) artstyle on Flux1.D checkpoint. Obtained graphics are a little off to the original art style (less sketchy, more minimatist), but the rendering results still really good, and give a unique style. This LoRA model could be use for realistic anime/manga representations.

Artist biography

Ibuki Satsuki (伊吹五月) is a Chinese illustrator from Hunan, known for her captivating watercolor and digital illustrations that vividly portray Chinese historical and fantasy settings. Adopting a Japanese-style art name, a common practice among Chinese illustrators, she began her career at a Chinese manga company before transitioning to freelance work. Her evocative art, often seen in Chinese novel illustrations like Three Lives, Three Worlds and Faithful to Buddha, as well as music album covers and games, has garnered a global following. Ibuki Satsuki’s work, characterized by intricate details and emotional depth, is frequently shared on her Weibo page, where fans admire her ability to weave narratives through visuals.

Active in the illustration community since at least the early 2010s, Ibuki Satsuki’s portfolio spans traditional and digital media, with a particular flair for hanfu-clad characters and ancient Chinese aesthetics. Her artbooks, available on platforms like Taobao, are sought after, though primarily in Chinese markets. Recognized on platforms like Pixiv and Character Design References, her work inspires artists and enthusiasts, with over 20 illustrations tagged under her name on Pixiv alone. Despite limited personal details, Ibuki Satsuki’s distinct style and contributions to Chinese visual culture have solidified her as a beloved figure in the art world, with her illustrations celebrated for their storytelling and cultural resonance.

Notifications

While the training dataset includes works created by Ibuki Satsuki without direct authorization, this LoRA model's design ensures full compliance with copyright laws. This is achieved through a transformative training process that abstracts and generalizes Ibuki Satsuki artistic style rather than replicating specific copyrighted works. As a result, this LoRA model is able to generate innovative and original content inspired by Ibuki Satsuki artistic influences, while remaining within the boundaries of legal and ethical standards.