An unofficial Krea 2 style LoRA trained on panels from Laïlah (Les Humanoïdes Associés, 1988) by the French comics artist Caza (Philippe Cazaumayou).

About the artist

Caza was born in Paris in 1941 and spent ten years in advertising before his first album, Kris Kool, in 1970. He drew for Pilote from 1971 and for Métal Hurlant from 1975, and his books include Scènes de la vie de banlieue, the L'Âge d'Ombre stories, Arkhê, Le Monde d'Arkadi and Kronozone. He designed the animated films Gandahar with René Laloux and The Rain Children with Philippe Leclerc. Laïlah belongs to his later colour period, the look this LoRA tries to capture. Please seek out his albums and original art.

What this LoRA does

CzLlhStl gives 1970s and 80s French science-fiction comic art: clean, even ink lines, fine hatching, flat luminous colour with strong violets, pinks, teals and greens, alien faces and bodies, organic jungles, floating cities, spaceships drifting through debris and wide cosmic skies.

Usage

Trigger word: CzLlhStl

Put CzLlhStl, illustration in Krea 2's top/style input and describe the scene in the bottom prompt. Tested with Krea 2 Turbo at LoRA strength 1.0. Science-fiction and alien subjects bring out the style most.

Notes: the LoRA often draws people bald or with very short hair, so describe the hair you want. Some panels carried title lettering or numbers, so add text to your negative prompt if it appears.

Included version

• Final (1000 steps, 132 panels, trained on Krea 2 Raw).

The gallery holds the standard test set with science-fiction prompts, including adult-only nude studies.

Unofficial fan-made style LoRA. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Caza or his publishers.