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The classic and iconic artistic language of gay art from the 60's through the 90's, this Lycoris was made as an ode to a time gone by. Artists like Tom of Finland, REX, and many more have always been a personal inspiration, and homoerotic art deserves to live on! Inspired by seedy video arcades, Folsom, shuttered bathhouses, leather bars long gone, callboys, and pamphlets and other ephemera so lovingly archived by amazing collectors. With a diverse dataset of all kinds of homoerotic illustrations and drawings, this flexible style can do a range of mediums (ink, graphite, stipple, etc.). This is a Lyco trained on the base 1.5 model, at 768px. Please share your results and feedback for any future training improvements.

(I will also be posting a photorealistic iteration of the same era soon!)

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Trigger token: homoairotic illustration
Other tags that you can optionally include: traditional media, graphite, graphic detail, homoerotic, stipple, authoritarian, tom of finland, male focus, ink \(medium\), silhouette, simple background
The strength is dependent on models, but I recommend anywhere between 0.5-1 and experimentation.
This works most excellently on Dreamshaper in my experiments. Some models reproduce the style accurately, while others it doesn't effect as much. I recommend playing with multiple base models!
The average generation is going to be extremely NSFW. That being said, using "penis, nude" etc. in positive or negative prompts can get you what you're looking for.
Even though Tom of Fin was a small part of my data, his style is definitely the prominent one. Men will have his classic beefy, muscular, mustached chiseled face and body by default.
For upscaling, the effects of this will diminish significantly if you use Hi-res fix above 0.4, I recommend 0.25-0.35. With Tiled Diffusion, it works well around 0.7, with ControlNet Tile on.

I am not responsible for your use of this resource, which is not for commercial use and is for research purposes only.

Homoairotic Illustration - V1-12