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Fezat1 V2

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LoRA
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Published

Jul 1, 2025

Base Model

Illustrious

Training
Steps: 563
Epochs: 10
Usage Tips
Clip Skip: 1
Hash
AutoV2
BBCA875724
Trigger Words
Fezat1, sharp tapering lines, angular linework
colored outline
intricate hair detail
flowy wild hair
pencil (medium)
marker (medium)
graffiti
crosshatching
default creator card background decoration
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✨ Fezat1 Style
Second slightly improved version which focuses more on the linework overall.

ANIMA VERSION:
Traditional media, marker \(medium\), sketch, and long hair bring out nice results.

For more texture add these
pencil (medium), crosshatching, intricate line work, sharp tapering lines

Try not to saturate too many tags if you don't like too much "noise" in your image.


🗝️ Trigger:

Use the tag fezat1 to activate the style. Works best with clean compositions and stylized lighting.

Keywords that help with the style depending on what you're looking for.
For texture:
Marker (medium), pencil (medium)
For line work:
crosshatching details, intricate line work, sharp tapering lines,

For hair linework:
flowy wild hair , chaotic hair, detailed line hair
Style mixed media variations:
colored line work, purple line art, red line art, etc.
Extra-Style :
Graffiti, ink splatter, ink drip, spray can

You can mix monochrome with color, I added some examples.
You can have pencil shading, or marker monochrome, with colored hair, or colored linework.

What it captures:

  • Sharp tapering lines – line art that goes from thick to thin with an abrupt, angular finish

  • Blocky yet smooth transitions in outlines (non-fluid, almost ‘square’ taper)

  • Wild, flowing hair strands

  • Mixed media textures – pencil, marker, ink splatter, crosshatch

  • Colored outlines (especially red or purple hair ink)

  • Stylized anatomy and tattoos, and graffiti oriented.
    It's a little complicated to train since the reference images are mixed media, I still need to polish my tagging.