---
license: apache-2.0
language:
- en
tags:
- flux
- diffusers
- SilverAgePoets
- SAP
- SOONr
- Silver_Age_Poets
- lora
- replicate
base_model: black-forest-labs/FLUX.1-schnell
pipeline_tag: text-to-image
instance_prompt: photo of Khlebnikov
widget:
- text: >-
    A photo of poet Velimir Khlebnikov, best quality. Medium frame. Textured skin, extremely detailed color photograph. analog color kodachrome technicolor historical photo of poet Velimir Khlebnikov coughing and collapsing to the floor as his papers with handwritten poems scatter all around him, in a old dusty office library room in Petrograd in 1920
  output:
    url: khleb1.jpg
- text: >-
    A photo of poet Velimir Khlebnikov walking alone in the steppes, in a hurry, best quality. Moderately worn, textured skin with blemishes and pores, extremely detailed photograph.
  output:
    url: Khlebnikov.png

---

# Poet Velimir Khlebnikov FLUX LoRA by SilverAgePoets.com

A **Low Rank Adaptor (LoRA)** for **FLUX** Text2Image models... <br> 
Trained to reincarnate the likeness of the poet, playwright, literary innovator... <br> 
The most (inadvertedly and assuredly) leading Futurist... <br>
A historiosophic prognosticator and pen-and-paper-and-graph pioneer of algorithmic data analysis... 
A friend of Kruchenykh, Kamensky, [Mayakovsky](https://huggingface.co/AlekseyCalvin/MAYAKOVSKY_Flux_LoRA_SilverAgePoets_v1), Malevich, Kuzmin, assorted Burlyuks, the Mandelshtams, & many others... <br> 
A routinely acknowledged chairperson of the Earthly Globe... <br> 
As well as a tragic and unforgotten avatar of all that could've been and what sometimes actually was: <br>
**Velimir Khlebnikov** *(b.11/09/1885-d.06/28/1922)*. <br>

Find Khlebnikov's works [HERE](https://www.monoskop.org/Velimir_Khlebnikov) and our own translations coming soon to [SilverAgePoets.com](https://www.SilverAgePOets.com)

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## The Futurously-Embedded Signifier to be Cast
With FLUX running & this LoRA activated, include the name `Khlebnikov` or 'photo of Khlebnikov' or 'poet Velimir Khlebnikov' in any prompt to make the widely rambling poet suddenly re-appear.<br>