Purpose
Limited to one specific pose:
Female standing, facing forward, with knees and toes turned inwards, AKA a knock-knees and pigeon-toe.
This isn't a good lora. I'll make a v1.0 some day. But it does this one pose, so I'm sharing it.
Gallery images:
left side = lora, right side = no lora
Workflows are embedded for the Krea gallery
Krea2 version
Usage:
Use strength is 0.6 to 0.8. There's no trigger.
Even though it wasn't captioned, adding "her knees are pressed together and feet touching" to your prompt will enhance the pose.
Don't use "shy pose" in your prompt unless you want the hands near the face, and face turned away. That effect isn't caused by this lora, but from the Krea2 base.
Limitations, sadly:
No males
No Side-profile
No Sitting or lying down poses
Causes slight de-aging
Training method:
I used LLM captions and 20 images: 10 closeups of legs+feet, and 10 full body with all faces obscured.
I used 1,200 steps, starting with super high learning rate and sharply descending, then trail and error block tuning.
Normal learning rate with more steps would have been better!
ZiT version
Usage:
Start your prompt with the full phrase, "A woman is standing in a shy pose with her toes pointing together."
Use strength 1.3.
Limitations, sadly:
Only one person
No males
No side profile
No Sitting or lying down poses
Impacts faces and other aspects of the image
Training method:
Trained for $2 on a service that had no settings
I used 20 images: legs and feet only (I learned later this is a bad technique)
Description
FAQ
Comments (5)
Great idea, love the pose! 🙌🏻
Glad you like it! I hope you'll post an image
For those who looking for a danbooru corresponding tag, it's called "pigeon-toed" https://danbooru.donmai.us/wiki_pages/pigeon-toed
A small piece of advice for the author: to keep original details intact (with and without lora), train the concept lora with much lower rank. In that way lora will make an impact on the concept only, ignoring details.
Good advice! Admittedly, this is a bad lora. It was trained for $2 with an online service that offered literally zero options to control the training.
I don't do much manual training, and apparently there's low demand for this pose, so I don't plan to update this. But I hope someone else will make a better one!

