I've been tinkering with this concept for a fake GTA NPC since the Grand Theft Auto VI trailer dropped. Use this lora however you want; if you also want to use the character premise outlined below, I'd just appreciate some kind of shout-out or acknowledgement.

WHO IS THIS CHARACTER?:

• Julie's premise is that she's a resident of Vice City- someone a protag or GTA Online character might briefly run into (or over 😬), but who'd generally remain a nameless background character in that kind of story.

• She likes to sunbathe on her days off.

• Currently in her mid-20s. Julie got into a pretty crazy ?????? relationship right out of high school that lasted several years, did alot of wild things. She's calmed down some, but there's no going back on some of the things that awakened in her- like an exhibitionist ???? and occasional reckless/imuplsive/thrill-seeking behaviors.

• Most of the time, she favors comfortable baggy clothing that happens to undersell her figure. She's got a cheap apartment and currently has to walk or take a bus, as SOMEONE recently jacked her car.

• Julie Mystique is the name she uses at work (i.e. at a ??????????). But Julie is also her real first name (there's that reckless streak again).

• After work she usually just throws the baggy clothes on over her stripper outfit. Since she started having to walk home (no bus service that late), she's been getting approached by guys, and has sometimes let them talk her into joining a late-night house party. At this point she's started developing a bit of a rep, but she's also making some decent side change in the process...

GENERATION NOTES

• This lora is trained on a dataset of AI-generated images, so watch out for potential issues like increased ??????? errors.

• Training dataset includes SFW and ???? imagery for all scenarios described above.

• The character is intended to be plus-size to some degree. V1 conveys this better in some scenarios than others; beach and ?????????? scenarios may thin her out without additional prompting, due to shortcomings in available training data.