Z-Image:
This LoRa was an attempt to make it easier to create a body shape that is slender through the waist, but curvy in the butt, hips, and thighs. I couldn't get a trigger word to work, but describing wide hips, big butt, thick thighs etc. tends to help guide the model to the right look.
Flux Klein:
Flux was able to learn the keyword "slimthick." Use "slimthick figure" or "slimthick body" or "slimthick proportions" (I used a variety of phrases in the training data.) It does have the typical Flux extra/missing limbs issue, but it does pretty successfully get the body type I was aiming for.
Flux Dev:
This LoRa was an attempt to address the way that Flux Dev's default women are very skinny. The LoRa is not perfect, but it does help give women a slightly curvier shape.
Use "slimthick body type" or "woman with a slimthick body type."
I have found that increasing the guidance helps with image clarity. Sometimes the image can be a little fuzzy like a low-quality jpg unless the guidance is made higher.
Description
This is my Slimthick LoRA for the Krea 2 model. It helps lean the model towards body types that are slender from the waist up and curvy from the waist down. Like my Z-Image Turbo LoRA, it occasionally needs help from descriptions to get the body shape down. I tagged it with different versions of "slimthick body" or "slimthick body type" or "slimthick figure." I tend to use er_sde and sgm_uniform to generate, but if it's too noisy I switch to euler_ancestral and linear_quadratic
FAQ
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Will there be other body types, like slender?
I'm not planning on it. I made this because this is the body type I prefer, and gathering and captioning a dataset takes time.