Creative LoRA Series
A series of playful visual ideas for expressive image-making. Each version explores a different effect, from colorful shadows and sculptural paper ribbons to personal weather, living blueprints and blooming porcelain.
What it does
01 | Separated Color Shadows — Photographic portraits with offset cyan, magenta and yellow wall silhouettes.
02 | Ribbon Unravel — Clothes, animals and objects transformed by broad curling paper ribbons.
03 | Pocket Weather — A small weather cloud hovering above a person, animal or object.
04 | Living Blueprint — Technical wireframes transitioning into finished, solid objects.
05 | Porcelain Bloom — Glossy botanical porcelain with living flowers growing from its surface.
How to use
Select the concept you want from the version tabs. Each version is a different LoRA with its own trigger. Start with one adapter at strength 1.0, place its trigger first, then describe your subject, colors, pose and setting. The selected version's notes include a prompt example and specific tips.
Recommended starting settings
Krea 2 Turbo (official BF16) · LoRA strength 1.0 · 8 steps · CFG 1.0 · Euler ancestral · beta scheduler
Use approximately 2 MP and leave room around the subject for the effect. No. 01 examples use 1920 × 1088; No. 02–05 examples use 1664 × 1248, without upscaling or a face detailer.
Triggers
01:
Three cyan, magenta and yellow wall shadows02:
Unraveling paper ribbons03:
Personal weather cloud04:
Blueprint becoming reality05:
Blooming porcelain
Creative tips
Keep the composition simple and give the effect a clear role. For Pocket Weather, describe exactly one subject and a single small cloud directly above it with a visible gap. For Porcelain Bloom, explicitly ask for living flowers growing from openings when you want more than ceramic styling.
No. 01 — Prompt example
Three cyan, magenta and yellow wall shadows. Full-body editorial photograph of an adult woman in a silver sequin jumpsuit and white platform boots, striking a disco pose with one arm pointing diagonally upward, in front of a clean pale ivory studio wall, neutral matte floor, wide composition.
Use a strong pose, a simple pale wall and one memorable prop for No. 01. Keep skin and clothing colors in the subject description. Shadow spacing, overlap and count can vary with the composition.
Gallery
Browse each version's gallery for examples and image generation parameters.
Description
Creative LoRA Series — No. 04
Technical drawing meets physical reality. Cyan wireframe contours and construction marks merge into a solid object, creating a precise product-design and architectural illustration look.
How to use
Base model: Krea 2 Turbo (official BF16).
LoRA strength: start at 1.0.
Trigger:
Blueprint becoming reality
Place the trigger first, then describe a single object, its material and color. A dark navy studio background helps the fine cyan lines stand out.
Recommended starting settings
8 steps · CFG 1.0 · Euler ancestral · beta scheduler
Landscape 4:3, approximately 2 MP. The examples are 1664 × 1248, with no upscaling or face detailer.
Prompt example
Blueprint becoming reality. A silver retro rocket with red fins and a round window, standing upright on landing legs. Dark navy studio background, precise product lighting, complete object visible.
Creative tips
Works well with products, vehicles, instruments and architectural models. Ask for a left-side wireframe transitioning into a solid right side when you want to make the direction explicit. Leave extra space for tall or wide objects.