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Lino-cut / Linoleum Cut Print Style for Flux - by Ethanar

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LoRA
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Published
Aug 23, 2024
Base Model
Flux.1 D
Training
Steps: 3,000
Epochs: 15
Usage Tips
Clip Skip: 1
Strength: 1
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Theme:

The Lino-cut LoRA is inspired by the traditional printmaking technique where an image is carved into a linoleum surface, inked, and then pressed onto paper. This LoRA captures the distinct characteristics of lino-cut art, focusing particularly on the bold, expressive lines and the textural qualities that give this style its unique aesthetic. The emphasis on a duotone or two-tone palette allows for striking visual contrasts, making the art stand out with its simplicity and intensity.

Key Features

Line Work:

Strong, bold lines that are characteristic of traditional linoleum cut prints. The LoRA captures the imperfections and texture that naturally occur in hand-carved prints, adding authenticity to the digital creations.

Duotone Palette:

Focus on a two-tone color scheme where the contrast between the two colors is sharp and defined. Common combinations include black and white, black and red, or other complementary color pairs that enhance the dramatic effect of the art.

Texture:

The LoRA replicates the slightly rough, grainy texture typical of lino cut prints, where the ink may not fully cover the carved areas, leaving behind a distinct, hand-made feel.

Design Elements:

Simplified, stylized shapes and forms that are typical of lino-cut art. The LoRA encourages a focus on negative space and composition, where the interaction between the carved and non-carved areas creates a powerful visual impact.

Versatility:

While traditionally used for bold, illustrative work, this LoRA can be applied to various subjects, from intricate patterns and abstract designs to figurative and landscape art, all while maintaining the iconic look of lino-cut prints.

Target Audience:

This LoRA is ideal for digital artists and designers who want to emulate the lino-cut style in their work, particularly those interested in creating artwork with a strong, graphic quality. It’s also perfect for anyone looking to explore the simplicity and power of duotone imagery.

Usage:

Apply this LoRA to your digital canvas to create artwork that captures the essence of traditional linocut prints. Whether you’re designing posters, book covers, or fine art, the duotone effect combined with the linocut style will ensure your work stands out with its bold, expressive quality. Perfect for projects that require a handcrafted, artisanal look with a modern twist.