Trained via Ostris' ai-toolkit on 50 high-resolution scans of 1910s/1920s posters & artworks by the great Soviet poet, artist, & Marxist activist Vladimir Mayakovsky.
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.
These translated textographic elements were, furthermore, re-placed by us into their original visual contexts, using fonts matched up to the sources.
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.
This repo contains various step checkpoints and sampless. Training went for 5000 steps at a DiT Learning Rate of .0002, batch 1, with the Adamw8bit optimizer, and the text encoders trained alongside the DiT!
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.

This is a rank-16/alpha-16 Constructivist Art & Soviet Satirical Cartoon LoRA for Stable Diffusion 3.5 Medium

Check out our translations of Mayakovsky's verse-works, adapted from a proto-Soviet song-tongue into a Worldish one...
And found, along with many other poets' songs and tomes... Over at SilverAgePoets.com!

You should use MAYAK style or MAYAK style Constructivist poster art or MAYAK style satyrical drawing or suchlike to summon the poet's deathlessly pens and brushes.

For more details, including weighting, merging and fusing LoRAs, check the documentation on loading LoRAs in diffusers