The LoRA version of my first model, Dragon Portrait. Both images and captioning have been reworked, favoring a tag-based system with higher quality of images.

At higher weights, it is great for creating portraits featuring one or two dragons. At lower weights, it can improve faces for reptilian characters in general, especially in close-ups.

Some noteworthy tags that this LoRA has been trained on:

Facial features

• horns - for more pronounced, large horns on the back of the head

• nose horn - for a small horn on the tip of the snout

• spikes - for more spiky facial features in general

• cheek spikes - for spikes on the cheek

• head frill - for a prominent frill/fin on top of the head

• dorsal frill - for prominent frills/fins on the back and the back of the neck

• ear frill - for ear-like frills on the side of the head

• beak - for a snout with a beaked tip

• slit pupils - for typical reptilian eyes with vertical slits

• male - for a more masculine, rectangular face

• female - for a more feminine, curved face

Direction of gaze

• looking to the side - dragon looks away to the side

• looking at viewer - dragon looks more or less directly at viewer

• sideways glance - dragon looks at the viewer with the head turned to the side