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- # Mayakovsky Style Soviet Constructivist Posters & Cartoons Flux LoRA(v.1) by SOON®
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  Trained via Ostris' [ai-toolkit](https://replicate.com/ostris/flux-dev-lora-trainer/train) on 50 high-resolution scans of 1910s/1920s posters & artworks by the great Soviet **poet, artist, & Marxist activist Vladimir Mayakovsky**. <br>
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  For this training experiment, we first spent many days rigorously translating the textual elements (slogans, captions, titles, inset poems, speech fragments, etc), with form/signification/rhymes intact, throughout every image subsequently used for training. <br>
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  These translated textographic elements were, furthermore, re-placed by us into their original visual contexts, using fonts matched up to the sources. <br>
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  We then manually composed highly detailed paragraph-long captions, wherein we detailed both the graphic and the textual content of each piece, its layout, as well as the most intuitive/intended apprehension of each composition. <br>
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  This version of the resultent LoRA was trained on our custom Schnell-based checkpoint (Historic Color 2), available [here in fp8 Safetensors](https://huggingface.co/AlekseyCalvin/HistoricColorSoonrFluxV2/tree/main) and [here in Diffusers format](https://huggingface.co/AlekseyCalvin/HistoricColorSoonr_v2_FluxSchnell_Diffusers). <br>
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- The training went for 3600 steps at a DiT Learning Rate of .00002, batch 1, with the ademamix8bit optimizer!<br>
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  No synthetic data was used for the training, nor any auto-generated captions! Everything was manually and attentively pre-curated with a deep respect for the sources used. <br>
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+ # Mayakovsky Style Soviet Constructivist Posters & Cartoons Flux LoRA – Version 2 – by SOON®
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  Trained via Ostris' [ai-toolkit](https://replicate.com/ostris/flux-dev-lora-trainer/train) on 50 high-resolution scans of 1910s/1920s posters & artworks by the great Soviet **poet, artist, & Marxist activist Vladimir Mayakovsky**. <br>
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  For this training experiment, we first spent many days rigorously translating the textual elements (slogans, captions, titles, inset poems, speech fragments, etc), with form/signification/rhymes intact, throughout every image subsequently used for training. <br>
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  These translated textographic elements were, furthermore, re-placed by us into their original visual contexts, using fonts matched up to the sources. <br>
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  We then manually composed highly detailed paragraph-long captions, wherein we detailed both the graphic and the textual content of each piece, its layout, as well as the most intuitive/intended apprehension of each composition. <br>
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  This version of the resultent LoRA was trained on our custom Schnell-based checkpoint (Historic Color 2), available [here in fp8 Safetensors](https://huggingface.co/AlekseyCalvin/HistoricColorSoonrFluxV2/tree/main) and [here in Diffusers format](https://huggingface.co/AlekseyCalvin/HistoricColorSoonr_v2_FluxSchnell_Diffusers). <br>
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+ To produce this earlier checkpoint (the full 5000 run is available in [another](https://huggingface.co/AlekseyCalvin/Mayakovsky_Posters_2_5kSt) repo), the training went on for 3600 steps at a DiT Learning Rate of .00002, batch 1, with the ademamix8bit optimizer, and both text encoders trained alongside the DiT!<br>
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  No synthetic data was used for the training, nor any auto-generated captions! Everything was manually and attentively pre-curated with a deep respect for the sources used. <br>
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