Just another OC character, and my first Lora train. Figured I'd put the effort in, might as well upload it. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Nia Jett is a rock radio show DJ, working in a town in the US south in the 80s. Designed as a casual metalhead, lot's of leather and warm smiles. Happy optimism is the goal of this character.

Training was done entirely clothed, so any nudeyness will be down to the checkpoint. To make her as flexible as possible with the constraints, she has a ton of option key words. A lot of expressions were also trained, so she should be fairly flexible on this.

V7 was built as V4 was struggling with the septum piercing. Now way around it, the training data needed twiddling so that would come out better, and it does. Expect round septum piercing on command. It's still wobbly if you don't want the septum, though, but whatever. Trigger words have been updated as they needed some cleaning up. Not keen on how the tatt came out, but w/e, it generally doesn't load if not called so I'm sated.

Main trigger-

Nia Jett

Hair-

voluminous natural afro-textured hair loosely pulled back in a high ponytail

Default outfit-

metal studded black leather collar with metal o-ring, deep scooped black tanktop, open short-cropped black leather jacket, metal studded black leather wrist cuffs, wide black leather belt, tight black leather microskirt, chunky lace-up black leather high-heeled boots

Accessories-

• V7

headset, metal septum ring piercing, metal hoop earrings

• V4

headset, septum piercing is a thin solid metal hoop, gold hoop earrings

Tattoo-

• V7

floral flower tattoo in black linework on the forearm

• V4

lotus flower tattoo in black linework on the forearm

Training was pretty strong so parts might overwhelm styles and wotnot without loras or dialling back the strength.

The septum ring sometimes asserts itself when not asked, calling it makes it cleaner, otherwise just jiggle settings until it drops.

Training images based on an original generation by ChatGPT, then adapted by Grok Imagine. Which is why the zip is a bit sometimes iffy on the jacket, I guess.