Hiro Isono Artstyle

Hirō Isono was a Japanese artist born in 1945. In the 90s he worked on the art direction of video games and published several books throughout his life. All of them reflecting his one big love: the forest.

DPM++ 3M SDE Karras or use 2M sde karras,

25steps, more is waste of time

cfg 1-3, more is ultra saturated bake

512x512, 512x856 with upscale

768x768 solo

upscale with 4x-UltraSharp

steps 6-13

denoise 0.55

344x512 will also work but only with an upscaler and high denoise at 0.5 - 0.8

My prompt to generate the example images using forgeUI and extension Dynamic prompts.

{by Hasui Kawase| by Itō Jakuchū| by Ohara Koson| by Kawanabe Kyōsai|by Ivan Aivazovsk|by Andreas Rocha|by Peter Goodfellow|by Caspar David Friedrich|(by Artist Barbara Kruger:1.0)| (by Artist Leonid Afremov:1)| (by Artist Tsutomu Nihei:1)|by Antoine Blanchard|by Noah Bradley|by Alexandre Calame|by Carl Gustav Carus|by Frederic Edwin Church|by Ray Collins|by John Crome|by Jasper Francis Cropsey|by Johan Christian Dahl|by Charles-Francois Daubigny|by Robert S. Duncanson|by Asher Brown Durand|by Timothy Easton|by Adrianus Eversen|by Joseph Farquharson|by Myles Birket Foster|}, <lora:HiroIsonoStyle:{0.4|0.45|0.5|0.55|0.6|0.65|0.7|0.75}>, hiroisonostyle, day, {1$$ scenery | outdoors | no_humans | tree | nature | plant | sky | grass | day | flower | forest | night | water | blue_sky | cloud | bird | leaf | fish | waterfall | deer | moon | lily_pad | ground_vehicle | motor_vehicle | wide_shot | sunset | red_sky | rock | bridge | parrot | open_mouth , closed_eyes , tongue , fangs | full_moon | kazami_yuuka | umbrella | rainbow | building | city | crescent_moon }, { scenery| outdoors| no_humans| tree| nature| plant| sky| grass| day| flower| forest| night| water| blue_sky| cloud| bird| leaf|red_sky},

Legend:

different artists for some extra touch into an unknown direction.

actual modifier with dyn-prompt on the weight so its not all the same all night.

actual tags i want to always be there.

tags in the lora, 1 tag randomly chosen per image, can set 0-999$$ for variation.

same as above, no numbers is 1 tag randomly chosen.