Chubby but full of style , Realistic yet sexy body type
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None of these example images show anyone who could remotely be referred to as "chubby". The only one that could be argued is 4, because she has a small amount of loose stomach fat in that one. Every single other image is of a woman with an hourglass figure.
She's a "BIG" girl, chubby , not obese
Hard agree. Still a good lora for the Jessica Rabbit look.
@NeuralVandal Words have meaning, and "chubby" is just a nice way of saying "overweight". Search for "chubby" images here or anywhere, and you'll see what the term is meant to refer to. "Voluptuous" or "curvy" are more appropriate.
But if you think this girl is "big", then I'd be interested to know what you consider "small", because this girl literally has what many would consider a perfect hourglass figure. Regardless, this is not a realistic body for a woman, much less one who could be considered chubby.
Not to flame you but your lora (which looks great, btw) is mislabeled in its current state, which is my reasoning for commenting.
@B0rghese Exactly. Damn near perfect, in my book.
@East_I_Go_Not Anima Images are refenced and stylized , except few like the number 4 You mentioned with riMixlutrious base model and no refrenced art-style so that one perserves the character better, for better depiction of her check Flux v.8 Images, and a KR2 version is on the way that is close to her original idea and form.
Also a friendly note here : This might be a cultural difference misunderstadnig cause I got another comment about the same matter on my Doris model.
Chubby in my culture as we call it "تو-پُر" roughly meaning "Full-figured" is always referred to healthy well rounded body form for females who their overall body size and weight is bigger than the average girls, Like they are bigger but still with attractive curves , We have many words for fat body with almost no "nice" way of sugarcoating it, unfortunately our culture is fat-fobic af 😭
@NeuralVandal I understand now, and I didn't mean to come off as rude or unkind. I genuinely was confused by the use of the term and you had me thinking that you were considering this body type to be "fat".
@NeuralVandal a lost in translation moment! That makes sense. I think the word that would capture it better would be "Curvy" or "Thicc" as all of these examples (and my thought of Jessica Rabbit) are definitely that, but also it's your creation and you are entitled to name it what you will.