The pose is
Knees and toes turned inwards, AKA a knock-knee and pigeon-toe.
This changes leg pose, not arm pose
Works for:
standing or sitting
with shoes or barefoot
front, side, or back view
all ethnicities and body sizes
females only
Krea2 v1
Usage:
Strength: 1.0 works with no distortion most of the time. If you get distortion, use lower strength.
Prompting:
No trigger or special prompt is needed for the legs
Tell the arms what to do, this lora doesn't impact them
"feet apart" - gives a more X shaped leg pose
"toes together" and/or "knees together" - for stubborn cases
"shy" or "shy pose" - not trained, but natively changes overall posture, arm and hand position
Limitations:
Mostly doesn't work with males, but will at very high strength
Training method:
39 images, hand edited captions, all full body with all faces obscured (zero faces in the dataset), ~50/50 standing and sitting
50% synthetic images from earlier versions. This was essential to get variation that I couldn't find, especially barefoot images
~4k steps, 0.0003 static LR, 32 rank. Then I pruned unneeded blocks and boosted some block strength with Fizgig.
ZiT version (not recommended)
Usage:
Start your prompt with the full phrase, "A woman is standing in a shy pose with her toes pointing together."
Use strength 1.3.
Limitations, sadly:
Only one person
No males
No side profile
No Sitting or lying down poses
Impacts faces and other aspects of the image
Training method:
Trained for $2 on a service that had no settings
I used 20 images: legs and feet only (I learned later this is a bad technique)
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Comments (5)
Great idea, love the pose! 🙌🏻
Glad you like it! I hope you'll post an image
For those who looking for a danbooru corresponding tag, it's called "pigeon-toed" https://danbooru.donmai.us/wiki_pages/pigeon-toed
A small piece of advice for the author: to keep original details intact (with and without lora), train the concept lora with much lower rank. In that way lora will make an impact on the concept only, ignoring details.
Good advice! Admittedly, this is a bad lora. It was trained for $2 with an online service that offered literally zero options to control the training.
I don't do much manual training, and apparently there's low demand for this pose, so I don't plan to update this. But I hope someone else will make a better one!



