YFG Pulp Magazine Cover

This model tries to reproduce the style of Pulp Magazine covers from 1896 until around 1955.

It is quite strong. Best results are between 0.35 and 0.65 percent strength.

Prompting works best with long, descriptive text as opposed to short or tag-based prompts. Try to describe the cover you want as much as possible defining the Title, sub-titles, headings, authors, stories and the detailed depiction of the imaging you want.

Mixes well with other LoRAs

Example prompts:

- This image is a vintage paperback book cover from the 1970s, featuring the title "Take Me Home" by Flotcher Flora. The cover art is a vivid illustration with a romantic and slightly erotic tone. The central figures are a man and a woman, both depicted in a stylized, slightly exaggerated manner typical of 1970s pulp fiction art.

The man, standing behind the woman, has dark, slicked-back hair and a serious expression. He is dressed in a light blue turtleneck sweater, which contrasts with the woman's attire. The woman is seated on a plush, red velvet couch with a golden cushion, her legs extended and slightly apart. She has blonde, wavy hair and is wearing a pink, short-sleeved dress with a deep neckline, revealing ample cleavage. Her expression is sultry and inviting, with slightly parted lips and a direct gaze at the viewer.

The background features rich, deep red curtains, adding to the intimate and seductive atmosphere of the scene. The top of the cover includes the publisher's logo and the price, "First Publication in Book Form," indicating the novel's release. The overall color palette is warm and inviting, with a mix of reds, pinks, and blues, enhancing the romantic and provocative theme of the book.

- This is a vintage-style cover of the pulp magazine "Adventure" dated April 25, 1959. The cover features a muscular, bearded man with a stern expression, wearing a white sailor hat with a black brim and a blue and white striped shirt. He is holding a revolver in his right hand and aiming it at a severed, bloodied head of a man with a beard, which is being held by a woman with long dark hair. The woman, who is partially visible, appears to be in a state of distress. The background is a chaotic scene with splashes of blood and debris. The title "Adventure" is prominently displayed in bold, red letters at the top, with the subtitle "America's Most Thrilling Magazine Fiction for Men!" in smaller text above the main title. The cover has a gritty, noir aesthetic typical of pulp magazines, with a focus on violence and action. The colors are predominantly dark with reds and blacks, adding to the dramatic and intense atmosphere.

- This is a vintage magazine cover from November 1925, titled "Fantastic Novels Magazine." The cover features a dramatic, stylized illustration in a classic pulp art style. The central figure is a stern-looking man with a white mask covering his face, wearing a white lab coat and cap, suggesting a mad scientist or doctor. He is holding a large syringe filled with a red liquid, poised to inject it into a transparent glass container. Inside the container is a nude, muscular man with a well-defined physique, lying on his back, appearing to be in a state of suspended animation or deep sleep. The man in the container has dark hair and a light skin tone. The background is dark, with a few abstract shapes and lines, adding to the eerie atmosphere. The title "Fantastic Novels Magazine" is prominently displayed in bold, red and yellow letters at the top of the cover, with the subtitle "Amazing Classics, Thrilling Tales, Fantasies, Romances, Mysteries" written in smaller text beneath it. The cover has a worn, slightly yellowed appearance, indicating its age and vintage nature. The overall color palette includes shades of red, yellow, and brown, contributing to the dark, suspenseful tone of the illustration.

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