modelos/Ev Ganin - Opus II

Ev Ganin - Opus II

8/26/2025

10:44:59 AM

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Aerial view of a perfectly circular turquoise oasis lake in golden desert dunes with a large black shark visible beneath the water and a solitary woman in a flowing dark robe standing on the sandy shore.

A melancholic elf ranger stands alone on a forest hill in a foggy, misty forest with ancient trees and faint magical lights glowing around.

A dark Slavic fantasy scene showing a wooden hut on chicken legs in an enchanted forest. An old woman resembling Baba Yaga stirs a cauldron in front of the hut, illuminated from inside with mystical symbols carved on the walls and ravens perched above.

A lone elven woman in a flowing robe stands at the mossy edge of a mist-covered forest pond, holding a tall staff, facing the massive head of a colossal serpent emerging from the water in a foggy, forest environment.

Fantasy landscape with a cascading waterfall over mossy cliffs, a red ceremonial arch reflected in calm water, distant temple silhouettes, and a large pale orb glowing in an icy violet and turquoise sky.

A fantasy scene in a dense misty forest with a cloaked figure holding a glowing magical staff facing a colossal, horned, white creature with glowing red eyes emerging from fog.

Close-up of a pale woman with long red hair and glossy red lipstick, her eyes covered by a textured red cloth against a dark background.

Digital illustration of a rainy urban street at night with a man in a black hat and red jacket sitting alone at a bar counter under a red awning, illuminated by hanging lamps and blue street lighting, with silhouettes of pedestrians in the background and reflections on the wet pavement.

Parámetros Recomendados

samplers

dpmpp_2m_sgm_uniform

steps

resolution

923x1135, 896x1152, 911x1151, 908x1154

vae

ae.sft

other models

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Consejos

This model is a tribute to the artist Ev Ganin and not meant to reproduce his works.

Use Fluxmania in combination with other models to create new styles of digital art expression.

The model aims to expand Flux's pictorial capabilities, embracing transformation and reinterpretation.

Aspectos Destacados de la Versión

Model trained on civitai with 38 images.

Recommended resources : Fluxmania

Recommended settings : dpmpp_2m or heunpp2 / sgm_uniform / 25 steps / guidance : 3.5
Weighting : around 0.75

Patrocinadores del Creador

Showcase Images were created with Fluxmania, in PNG and include metadata, prompt & workflow. All licensing conditions for the Flux Dev model apply. You can find the details here.

Ev Ganin is a Russian-born visual artist and illustrator known for his emotionally charged portraits and expressive line work. His subjects—often characterized by wide, melancholic eyes, minimal color palettes, and dreamlike compositions—convey a powerful sense of vulnerability and introspection. Drawing from Eastern European visual traditions and contemporary themes, Ganin’s work bridges raw intimacy with stylized distortion, creating a haunting, poetic visual language. His illustrations often blur the boundary between fine art and graphic design, resonating with viewers through their psychological depth and evocative atmospheres.

Showcase Images were created with Fluxmania, in PNG and include metadata, prompt & workflow. All licensing conditions for the Flux Dev model apply. You can find the details here.

IMPORTANT NOTE: This model is a tribute to the artist and not an attempt to copy or reproduce his works. Flux1.D is unable to reproduce a graphic universe on which it was trained, the goal is solely to expand Flux's pictorial capabilities.

The idea is to use this model, combined with others, to create new styles of digital art expression. "Nothing is lost, nothing is created, everything is transformed" is an apocryphal quote from Antoine Lavoisier. We are somewhat in this vision.