( Not my Model )
https://civitai.com/models/1801630?modelVersionId=2389316
About this version
🔧 Usage Tips
Start prompts with:
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"An impasto oil painting of..." -
"A textured oil-on-canvas portrait of..." -
"A palette knife painting depicting..."
Include tags like:
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thick paint -
texture buildup -
palette knife brushwork -
expressive paint layering -
oil pigment depth -
visible brush texture -
wet-on-wet blending -
relief lighting
For stronger surface detail, try:
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"paint ridges catching side light" -
"uneven pigment texture across surface" -
"knife marks visible through thick paint"
💡 Directional lighting brings this LoRA to life. Impasto needs light to reveal its texture and motion.
🖌️ Raz's Unstable Artistic Takes
A growing collection of volatile art LoRAs
This page hosts my personal vault of chaotic, high-experimentation artistic styles — each one its own unstable concept, trained with love, sweat, and zero concern for consistency.
Raz’s Unstable Artistic Takes is a curated mess of LoRAs designed to push boundaries, break rules, and explore wildly different visual languages — from angry ink splatter to painterly madness, surreal textures, corrupted mediums, or anything else I feel like torturing pixels with.
Some will be loud. Some quiet. Some elegant. Some unhinged.
Each one lives in its own lane.
And it all starts here:
🖌️ ImpaStorm – Mk.1
"It didn’t blend. It became texture."
ImpaStorm – Mk.1 captures the heart of traditional
impasto painting
, that thick, instinctive layering of paint where every brushstroke leaves a mark you can almost feel.
It’s expressive, imperfect, and alive, the kind of style where texture speaks louder than precision.
This LoRA focuses on the physical nature of paint itself: heavy layering, knife marks, and visible ridges that catch the light.
It doesn’t chase chaos or violence like other
Storm
models. Instead, it celebrates the
organic rhythm
of hand-driven painting.
Every piece feels spontaneous yet grounded, built through instinct rather than control.
🎨 Core Features
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Realistic impasto texture, layered pigment that looks physically built up on canvas
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Palette knife and brushstroke definition that feels natural and expressive
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Subtle color mixing and blending, imperfect but authentic to traditional oil techniques
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Balanced composition: detailed subjects with textured painterly surroundings
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Visible depth and relief from pigment buildup
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Works across portraits, still lifes, figures, and abstract scenes
⚙️ Behavior Notes
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Texture dominates the visual style: brush paths, ridges, and rough layering will always show
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Lighting interacts beautifully with the texture, side or angled light enhances realism
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Subjects stay readable but often feel integrated into their environment through shared texture
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Best results in warm or muted palettes (ochre, rust, teal, plum, umber, ivory)
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Naturally produces a soft, painterly irregularity, the kind of happy imperfection that defines impasto work
🔧 Usage Tips
Start prompts with:
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"An impasto oil painting of..." -
"A textured oil-on-canvas portrait of..." -
"A palette knife painting depicting..."
Include tags like:
-
thick paint -
texture buildup -
palette knife brushwork -
expressive paint layering -
oil pigment depth -
visible brush texture -
wet-on-wet blending -
relief lighting
For stronger surface detail, try:
-
"paint ridges catching side light" -
"uneven pigment texture across surface" -
"knife marks visible through thick paint"
💡 Directional lighting brings this LoRA to life. Impasto needs light to reveal its texture and motion.
🎯 Best Use Cases
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Painterly portraits and busts with natural, tactile energy
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Classical-style still lifes with visible pigment structure
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Textured figure studies and emotional character art
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Landscapes and interiors painted with hand-driven irregularity
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Artistic experiments emphasizing touch, layering, and instinct