Scratching (Sketch Style) [Flux, Illu, Qwen]

## Description

What if the final rendering kept all the energy of the first sketch?

Scratching is a style LoRA that transforms any image into rough sketch aesthetics. Lines become scratchy and urgent. Shading becomes cross-hatching. Construction lines remain visible, giving every image the raw energy of something drawn fast in ink on paper.

This isn’t a clean vector illustration style — it’s the process made permanent. The hesitation marks, the searching lines where the pen found the right curve, the aggressive hatching that builds shadow like a physical thing. Every image looks like a page torn from a master artist’s sketchbook, caught in the moment between idea and refinement.

## Gallery

## Download

### Flux v1

## Recommended Parameters

### Tips

• No trigger word needed — the sketch transformation applies automatically
• Works across all subjects — portraits, architecture, landscapes, characters
• Higher strengths push toward purer line art; lower strengths retain more rendering
• Black and white prompts produce the cleanest sketches; color prompts add watercolor-like washes
• Character portraits are a particular strength — the scratchy lines add tremendous personality

### Sample Prompts

Sketch Portrait:

portrait of a woman, sketchy pen lines, cross-hatching for shadows, construction lines visible, raw artistic energy

Architecture Sketch:

cityscape, rough pencil sketch style, heavy cross-hatching, visible construction marks, dramatic perspective

Character Study:

full body character drawing, loose sketchy style, ink pen lines, action pose, dynamic energy, paper texture

## Training Notes

Part of the Thalis AI model catalog. Trained and released by Thalis AI — thalis.dev.