Grant is a photorealistic character LoRA built around a consistent adult male character with short tousled copper-red hair, green-hazel eyes, fair lightly freckled skin, light reddish facial stubble, and a lean fit build with natural proportions.

He is designed to stay recognizable across a wide variety of outfits, expressions, poses, lighting setups, and environments while still feeling natural and believable. The goal with Grant is a grounded, attractive, masculine character with a realistic face and body.

Character Appearance

Grant’s core traits include:

• short tousled copper-red hair

• green-hazel eyes

• fair lightly freckled skin

• light reddish facial stubble

• masculine facial features

• defined jawline

• broad shoulders

• lean fit build

• athletic frame

• realistic male proportions

Overall, Grant is meant to feel:

handsome, masculine, approachable, relaxed, and realistic

Best Use Cases

Grant works especially well for:

• photorealistic portraits

• casual lifestyle images

• smiling male headshots

• indoor and outdoor scenes

• relaxed masculine fashion

• seated or standing poses

• warm, approachable, everyday character images

He performs best when the prompt keeps his identity traits near the beginning and avoids over-describing him as too shredded, too bulky, or too bodybuilder-like.

Trigger Word

Trigger: Grant

LoRA Weight

A good starting range is:
0.8–1.0
Recommended starting point:
1.0

Prompting Notes. The Important Stuff:

For best results, keep Grant’s identity block near the start of the prompt:

Grant, adult man, short tousled copper-red hair, green-hazel eyes, fair lightly freckled skin, light reddish stubble, masculine face, broad shoulders, lean fit build, athletic frame, natural proportions, photorealistic

If generations start drifting too polished or too muscular for you, add traits like:

• slim build

• natural proportions

• subtle definition

• realistic physique

• everyday body

If you want more expressive outputs, add phrases like:

• friendly expression

• warm smile

• bright smile

Base Model / Face Detailer Tip

Grant was designed around a specific facial identity, but some community Krea2 base models can have a very strong built-in aesthetic bias.
If the overall image looks good but the face has drifted away, try running a second pass or Face Detailer pass with Grant’s LoRA applied again. This can help pull the overall identity back toward Grant while preserving the rest of the generation.
This is most useful for:

• full-body or distant shots

• explicit base models

• heavily stylized community models

• models with a strong built-in facial aesthetic

LoRA strength during the face pass may need to be adjusted depending on the base model and workflow.