WOODBLOCK SPLENDOR

WOODBLOCK SPLENDOR

A Krea 2 style LoRA by SILBRIO

I wanted the kind of print that catches your eye from across the room and still rewards a closer look. WOODBLOCK SPLENDOR brings the look of Japanese polychrome woodblock printing to everyday and imagined subjects: broad planes of ink, finely carved lines, and pale paper showing through where the light hits.

One print style, many subjects

Try a musician caught in a sliver of stage light, a tram crossing a rain-soaked street, or a cut pomegranate on a celadon plate. I built the training set around 60 locally generated and curated images, with a range of faces, ages and skin tones alongside animals, landscapes, still lifes and architecture.

Start with a subject and a palette

Use the trigger silbriowoodblocksplendor. Give it a subject, a point of view and a few colors. Pick one place for the fine detail and leave some room for the ink and paper to do the rest.

silbriowoodblocksplendor, a kingfisher perched on a reed above a quiet river, cobalt wings and a copper chest against a misty sage bank, fine cuts around the eye and feathers, pale paper showing in the ripples.

If you make something with it, I’d love to see what you print.