<h3 id="heading-333">3/14/2024 Update:</h3>I updated this model for use with PDXL. Please see the "About this version" section to the right for details. It's pretty much the same model, just trained on better tags, at a better resolution, and with a better optimizer. Hope you enjoy!Older Description:<hr />Woe be upon ye... It's the Plague Doctor!This is a lora trained on a whopping 233 hand picked images of Plague Doctors from various artists! It was trained on almost exclusively digital art. It wasn't trained on any specific character, but just the concept in general. I'm VERY satisfied with the results of this LORA, I even kind of went overboard with all the example images I made since I was having so much fun making them :P. It was trained on danbooru-style tags, so use those when trying to prompt - I've included the tags in a .txt file in the "Training Images" download below.It works pretty well with most .ckpts, but I recommend Anything 4.5, I used it for all of the example images.NOTES:-I did very little experimenting with the eyes, but the doctor's mask might be able to have simple eyes inside if you prompt it right.-If you add "bandages" you'll get a look similar to the Plague Doctor from Darkest Dungeons.-It was trained on a fair amount of male doctors, too, so it can do those just as well as female doctors.This was trained on a fair amount of images of a character called Margarent from an artist called Vetisxart. Another person on this site <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/23517/margaret-from-plaguemommyvetisxart-lora">made a lora tuned specifically for that character</a>, so check it out!Example prompt: (See example images, all images should still have their metadata. Just drag the images onto the PNG info tab and import it.)Plague be upon ye...

Plague Doctor [PDXL Update]

PDXL Update! Same dataset, except I changed the tags to e621-style tags. I did not train this model on the base PDXL-startwithme model, instead I put it on something called Autismmix_pony... It can be used on either version as far as I can tell well enough. Can't tell if one if better than the other, so tell me what you think.

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