Krea 2 - Botched Princesses

This series of models feature women that made used of too much plastic surgery for their own good. The rig used is dual RTX4070 GPUs. To make this work, the text encoder and transformer have been quantized to 4 bits for the training process. The dataset is generated using ChatGPT with a single closeup photo portrait reference image that I stumbled while generating images.

Version 1 of Andreanne

These are the training parameters:

• Optimizer : Lion8bit

• Total Batch Size : 2

• Learning Rate : 1e-4

• Resolution : 512px

• Lora Alpha : 8

• Lora Rank : 8

The regularization dataset consisted of Playboy images. For this reason, this model doesn't pair very well with other LoRAs models.

Version 2 of Andreanne

This version uses generated images of various generic women using the base Krea 2 model for its regularization images, with an improved training code that follows very closely the original Dreambooth paper, thanks to Claude Code for the implementation. This model pairs very well with other LoRA models for this reason, and follow very well the prompt.

Brittany

Trigger words:

br1tt4n5 woman

Andreanne

Trigger words

4ndr34nn3 woman

Born in Montreal to a jazz pianist father and a mother who ran a small atelier making couture gloves, Andréanne grew up surrounded by fabric scraps, sheet music, and the particular chaos of a household that valued beauty over order. She spoke French at home, English at school, and learned early that a well-timed silence could say more than a sentence.

She trained as a dancer until a knee injury at nineteen ended that path, and she pivoted — almost out of spite, she'd tell you — into art restoration, spending years leaning over other people's masterpieces with a cotton swab and a steady hand. It taught her patience and an obsessive eye for detail that never left her.

Now in her early forties, Andréanne splits her time between Montreal and New York, working as a private art consultant for collectors who want someone with taste and discretion rather than an auction house's public fanfare. She has a reputation for being difficult to read and impossible to rush. Colleagues describe her as magnetic in a room and nearly invisible on paper — she keeps almost nothing about her personal life online.

She smokes exactly one cigarette a year, on her birthday, out of habit rather than craving. She has been in love twice and married never. She collects vintage lighters from cities she's lived in and keeps them in a shoebox rather than on display, because she thinks displaying things cheapens them.