Krea2 v1: per commissioned request, now in Krea2 flavor! This one really starts to shine at higher strength (tested up to 2.0), so I guess not training it with that in mind it's a slider? Another usage tip is to specify the image as a caricature - it'll work without it, but with Krea2 this LoRA seems to really shine when that's put in the prompt even though not really used in the captioning for some reason. The image dataset consisted predominantly of SFW content, it does have some spicier images (male) in there to make it NSFW friendly. Although in that regard, don't expect too much since I was not intending this to be an adult content focused LoRA (it's nightmare fuel enough as it is) - you may need a NSFW merge checkpoint or LoRA to help in that regard if that's what you're looking for.
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Flux 1.D & Pony:
Were you a kid in the 80s then horrified but now fascinated by puppets from the TV show Spitting Image? Well if you were like me, you were first introduced to the nighttime horrors during Genesis' insanely awesome music video Land of Confusion - I honestly think it was the Thatcher puppet that disturbed me most - but that's besides the point: Here's your chance to create your own nightmare fuel with a Spitting Image styled LoRA!
The LoRA is of course based on publicly available and naturally sourced images raised in copyright free farms without the usage of harmful GMOs.
I have not tested it on existing images of people IRL to see what outputs it can produce but I'm sure with the right strength and/or use of CN then it should work well but your mileage may vary.
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Time to sing the Grantham Anthem
Very nice.... I'm assuming this would work fine in an IMG2IMG workflow, pretty much a "caricature maker" of the base image?
I haven't tried that yet - probably would work fine with a noise setting less than 1, with a descriptive prompt and just lower it until it hits the balance you want.
.. or maybe another way would be to try an empty prompt and just the lora at a low weight strength? That might work too, but again I haven't tried this out with IMG2IMG testing yet, so it's just a guess.
@jrewingwannabe947 interesting, guess it's worth giving it a try, thanks!
I just wanted to say thank you for using real words for keywords instead of annoying code words with numbers in place of letters. Like 3 instead of E and stuff like that.
omg your first example scares the shit out of me..I pass this one :)
don't be scurred .. lol
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