Hey everyone! This is my first public LoRA in a while.

This LoRA puts a true posture collar on the character. It elongates the neck, locks the head rigid, and holds it in a backward tilt. The frame under the chin keeps the chin up so the head cannot move freely. That is neck and head bondage. It is restrictive. It is not one material. There are different versions of the collar.

Why I made this: I got fed up with how posture collars are never used for their intended purpose. In handmade images and AI images, the collar usually looks wrong. The AI treats it like a normal collar, so the head can still move around. A posture collar is meant to elongate the neck and keep the head trapped in a set position or angle. It is bondage for the neck and head. It is meant to be restrictive. I based this design on another artist’s work from about forty years ago and made a true posture collar that keeps the head locked and rigid on a tall neck, with the head tilted back.

Activation / Trigger Tips

• Keywords to activate: @Tru3P0stur3C0llar, posture collar

• Adding weights such as (head tilted back:2), (long neck:1.4) will improve the collar being used for its intended purpose

• Those weights are not required to get the LoRA to activate. They help center the required purposes I had for the LoRA

Optional collar types

• posture collar

• posture collar with belt

• posture collar with bow

• metal posture collar

If you leave it blank and just use posture collar, nine times out of ten you will get one of these four random configurations.

You may also add a color to the posture collar. If you leave the color blank, there is a chance it will merge with whatever colors the character currently has on their outfit or uniform.

Recommended Settings

• Base model: Anima (this is my first time using Anima instead of Illustrious or Pony)

• LoRA strength: 7 to 10 for the best results

Pose notes The intended purpose is for the collar to work as a posture collar. If you do not use added weights like head tilted back or long neck, you may get mixed results.

If the character is swimming, laying down, or on all fours, the LoRA sometimes will not function as intended. You may just get a standing character with their head up and tilted back. In those cases, it may be better to drop the strength to 7 or remove head tilted back and long neck altogether.

The risk is that the posture collar becomes an ordinary plain collar. The AI will treat it that way and ignore the purpose of the posture collar.