Thoughtglitch

Laconic:

Thoughtglitch is a LoRA that attempts to interrupt the world your images would regularly exist in and reveal worlds that exist behind (or beyond) the simulation. With a glitch aesthetic inspired by many different LoRAs it places anything from surreal paradises to strange horrors into your scenes by way of compression errors.

Loquacious:

This LoRA can affect both your scenery and your characters, revealing alternative worlds or characters to your images. There are some keywords that work to greater or lesser effect that can influence the kind of imagery the glitches reveal:

cityglitch, futureglitch, happyglitch, cyberglitch, nightglitch, dungeonglitch, cuteglitch, oceanglitch, magicglitch, paperglitch, mirrorglitch, neonglitch, fairyglitch, spaceglitch, natureglitch, horrorglitch, mechaglitch, sportsglitch, ruinglitch, pixelglitch, innerglitch, candyglitch, cozyglitch, noirglitch, jungleglitch, timeglitch, vaporglitch, desertglitch, iceglitch, gothglitch, rainbowglitch, forestglitch, circusglitch, farmglitch

The further along the above list you go, the weaker it tends to be, something I want to fix in a future version. Still, they might prove somewhat useful to you to experiment with.

Notably, thanks to another creator here (thanks, nemo474!), it seems as if you're able to - with some degree of effectiveness to another - simply replace the prefix to the above -glitch keywords and it will result in whatever that prefix is being a part of your glitchwork. For example, they had used flowerglitch in one of the pinned images below, and lo and behold, it worked wonders. Your mileage may vary, but it's something to consider.

I had some luck with other glitch keywords and combining the LoRA with other styles to create a manner of different digital interactions - it can add a bit of datamosh to your otherwise more coherent styles.