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Jan 25, 2025
This is epoch 10, rest are at tensor. art/models/822459436858685225/Scribble-Drawing-1-1024CapD6C5-2025-01-24-21:16:19-Ep-10
FLUX.1 - dev-fp8
Trigger: drawing
Repeat: 20 Epoch: 10 (Trained on 17 1024x1024 images for 3400 total steps)
Unet LR: 0.0005 LR Scheduler: cosine Optimizer: AdamW
Network Dim: 6 Alpha: 3
Epoch Loss
1 0.301
2 0.301
3 0.292
4 0.288
5 0.282
6 0.292 <-
7 0.273 <- lowest
8 0.283
9 0.279
10 0.282
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Trained on 17 scribble drawings, most of them depicting celebrities.
The LoRA seems to work best with Guidance Scale set at 1.5/2.0 rather than the usual 3.5. This way you get a "rougher" image, as scribble drawings usually are. Prompt following will be worse at this value, so bump it up if required. See these posts for comparisons between different Guidance Scales:
This LoRA compliments my crosshatch LoRA: https://civitai.com/models/1042061/crosshatch-drawing-style
Known problem:
Please note that sometimes an image would come out blurry because the background is white. This is a known problem with Flux, and it is not due to the LoRA (other than the fact that the LoRA, by default, will produce a white background). If that happens, you can specify "Drawing on gray paper, depicting...." so that the background will not be white. Using the beta scheduler sometimes works too.

