The dorkiest, nerdiest Deputy that ever captured your heart!
Niamh Doyle, an original fictional character: the Irish-Australian office manager of a small-town sheriff's station, a woman of twenty-seven with long copper waves, black rectangular glasses and dark red lips. Off the clock she's a tabletop-gaming nerd in flannel and dungarees. The trigger carries her face, hair and glasses, so she stays the same person in her uniform, off duty or in any outfit you describe. Trained on Krea 2 Raw from synthetic images of a made-up character.
Trigger: nivdoyle woman
- The trigger alone gives her face, copper hair and glasses; no need to describe her hair, glasses or makeup.
- Follow the trigger with an outfit:
nivdoyle woman in her uniformgives her civilian uniform (tan shirt with azure epaulets and patches, azure tie with a gold tie bar, tan pencil skirt, sheer black stockings, black patent stiletto pumps). - Outdoors, spell the colours out (
in her uniform, her tan uniform shirt and azure tie): next to a police building the model otherwise leans toward a blue police shirt. - Off duty:
in an open green plaid flannel shirt over a charcoal t-shirt,in olive corduroy dungarees over a charcoal t-shirt, or any outfit you write out; new outfits work. - Expressions are promptable too: teasing half-smile, open laughter, skeptical, concerned, firm, a broad nerdy grin.
- In painted or illustrated styles, adding "her long copper waves and her black rectangular glasses" helps.
- Weight 0.8–1.0 (0.9 is a good default).
- Known quirk: "a woman in glasses" at a police front desk leans toward her look even without the trigger, so describe a different person in full when you want someone else.
The dataset for this LORA was generated with GPT Image; More women of graystone are on the way!
All showcase images are made with this LoRA on a Krea 2 realism checkpoint, 8 steps, CFG 1.
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Description
Rank 32 on Krea 2 Raw, 1200 of 1400 steps (ai-toolkit, lr 3e-4, sigmoid timesteps), 36 images at 1024: 27 in her uniform (reception, records, phone, printer, tea break and holding cells; many angles and a wide range of expressions) and 9 in two off-duty outfits. Captions name the outfit, pose, expression and light but never her face, hair or glasses, so the trigger carries her identity. Step 1200 was the best of the run: it's the first checkpoint where the trigger alone gives her complete look in neutral clothes, and at 1400 the trigger-only portrait lost her glasses.










