v0.0.0 (Experimental / Test Release) This is a test LoRA created using Civitai's online training platform with just a single training image. The image caption consists entirely of natural language descriptions.
According to my test using Civitai's default settings:
At around 600 steps, the model began to memorize the training image.
At around 1000 steps, the model fully converged.
Description
Initial. (Experimental).
A LoRA weight of 1.0 or higher is recommended.
LORA, MOSS Image Base, dim32/alpha32, AdamW8bit, LR 1e-4, cosine 1700steps, 3images, 1024² res.
Captioning: Caption Prompt of USERGUIDE.md(using Qwen3.5-4B-Uncensored-HauhauCS-Aggressive-Q8_0).
FAQ
Details
Downloads
50
Platform
CivitAI
Platform Status
Available
Created
10/28/2026
Updated
11/4/2026
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Trigger Words:
This is the cover illustration for the picture book *The Cat That Lived a Million Times* by @Sano_Youko. The central subject, the titular character The Cat That Lived a Million Times from *The Cat That Lived a Million Times*, is depicted as a standing cat with green eyes, a white body covered in black and gray striped fur, brown paws and limbs. The cat stands upright on its two hind legs, placing its left hand on its hip and right hand on its abdomen, staring directly at the viewer with an expressionless face. Its tail is curled upwards. The artwork uses watercolor-style brushwork with visible texture. Text elements include the book title '100万回生きたねこ' in large red characters across the top of the image, followed by smaller black text '佐野洋子 作・絵' (@Sano_Youko, author and illustrator) positioned directly beneath it. In the bottom-left corner, there is a small publisher mark with the text '講談社'. The background is plain white.
This is the cover illustration for the picture book titled ねないこだれだ, created by artist @Keiko_Sena. The central subject is the character nenaiko-dareda, a white ghost-like figure with three fingers, vertically elongated black eyes, large yellow oval-shaped eyes, and a red curved smile. The character's arms are positioned in an W shape, with elbows lowered and forearms raised, hands hanging downward. The background is solid black, providing high contrast to the white character and bright blue title text at the top. At the bottom of the cover, the artist's name 'せな けいこ' and 'さくえ' are printed in smaller white text. The illustration style is minimalist and flat with bold outlines and vibrant colors.
This is a hand-drawn illustration of the cover for the children's book *Guri to Gura* by artist @Yuriko_Yamawaki. At the top center, the title \"ぐりとぐら\" is written in large, colorful block letters: blue characters on the left, white text in the middle, and red characters on the right. The scene depicts two anthropomorphic mice characters walking side by side across a white background flanked by green bushes with brown branches on both sides.\n\nThe character on the left represents *Guri*, identified as having long ears poking out from holes in their pointed hat, long whiskers extending from cheeks, and wearing a blue pointed hat and matching blue overalls. Guri has a very long tail trailing behind them and holds a yellow flower in their right hand while carrying a large yellow basket with the left arm.\n\nThe character on the right represents *Gura*, also featuring long whiskers but without a visible tail or pointed hat design, wearing a red conical hat and red overalls. Gura carries the same yellow basket on their right side and holds a single yellow flower in their left hand. Both characters have cheerful expressions.\n\nAt the bottom center of the image, there is handwritten-style text: \"なかがわりえこ と おおむらゆりこ\" written in black ink.



