Bend her over and give it to her nice and proper.
I had trouble getting her flat to the table, so built a small lora to make sure she bent over fully and held onto that table for dear life.
Recommended settings
Recommended checkpoint: One Obsession V4 Anima.
LoRA strength: Start at 1.0.
Use your checkpoint’s usual sampler, scheduler, steps and CFG.
Trigger
bentstylePrompting tips
Start with the trigger, then describe the character, viewpoint and setting. You don’t need to specify every part of the pose.
bentstyle, 1woman, from behind, looking back, looking at viewer, kitchen counter, blue moonlightSide views and elevated rear three-quarter views are useful starting points. For a scene with two people, make it clear which character is resting on the surface and what the other person is doing.
If the upper body stays raised, try a short description:
her torso rests flat on the tabletopResults vary by seed. Try another seed before adding a long list of pose instructions. Check torso contact, leg anatomy and the edge of the surface, especially in scenes with a second character.
The LoRA’s strength controls how strongly it influences the image; it does not provide a reliable way to adjust the character’s bending angle.
Description
2,000 cumulative optimizer updates on 75 images, with 2 repeats and effective batch size 4. Epoch count is approximately 53 equivalent repeated-dataset epochs across the initial run and continuation, rather than the continuation-only epoch counter. Trigger: bentstyle. Recommended strength 1.0; try 1.5 if needed. CLIP skip 2. Use matching model and CLIP LoRA strength.