Selene is an antagonistic character from Grandia II. Ethereal and noble in appearance, High Priestess Selene seeks to grow herself in the Light of Granas. She is greatly respected amongst worshippers for her eagerness to cleanse the world of heretics and Darkness, even though her methods are said to be a bit extreme. As leader of the Cathedral Knights, she traverses the lands in order to purify the world in the name of Lord Granas.
Usage notes:
Works with strength 1. The dataset was extremely limited so the lora may not be very flexible. Her outfit generates quite accurately, but as her headwear is somewhat unique and there was no good tags to describe it, it got tagged with "circlet", "gem", "hat tassel" and "metal tassel". Note that metal tassel is not an official booru tag, but a custom tag used here to avoid generating regular cloth tassels on her clothing.Hope you like the lora! :)
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There's no way. I was just discussing making a lora of Selene but found it impossible with there being a whopping 2 images of her on the internet. But you've not only done it, you've done it incredibly well.
I am so grateful for this, thank you so much for sharing with us a lora of one of my favourite games of all time <3
Well... it did take a while in photoshop to get more material out of those two pictures. Luckily enough I found a scan of a magazine page with concept art of her and got two additional images from there. So yeah, I made 4 images into 17 in the end before I decided to try and train the lora.
Happy to hear you like it :)
My apologies, I never saw you replied. That is ingenious, I'd never thought to edit them in Photoshop to expand the image training size. I also never knew there was concept art, I'll have to look around for that. For being such a timeless classic there's very little info on this game period. For years I've tried to find the artist that song "A deus". For such a beautiful voice there is sadly nothing else out there
I'd originally come back to say that this lora is incredibly flexible. It's worked with every style I've thrown at it bar non, and the tags you used for the headpiece were very clever, I'd always tried (and failed) to replicate such a headpiece with all the tags I could think of and now it's a piece of cake. The lora works so well generating Granas style outfits I was able to create a pope zera lookalike for the full ensemble cast of villains.
Thanks again mesnon. I don't like it...I love it! This truly is one of my favourite set of videogame lora's I have ever had the pleasure of using ❤️You're the best
@ZZGundam No problem about a delayed reply. I don't have the site bookmarked but it was some older Grandia 2 dedicated fan page with a lot of artwork from the game. But yeah, information and material certainly is scarce when it comes to the game.
Also glad (and surprised) to hear that the lora functions flexibly, I didn't test it too thoroughly myself, just assumed that the few cropped, greyscaled, zoomed in etc. variant images that I edited in photoshop wouldn't allow for much flexibility.
As for the tagging, it might've just been dumb luck on my part that the tags worked, as using custom tags has been a long shot for me quite often...
And thanks for the appreciation, sometimes I wonder why I bother with the more obscure characters, but perhaps it's worth it every now and then. :)