Haha, you were right.

thanks for sharing, perhaps not the right name to all tastes, but an excellent work given for free to the community. This is not really the place to dig into boring race discussions, if someone knows the right word to denominate an indigenous community from an underdeveloped jungle or whatever, please, tell us the way. Irony complaints here? really?

@jkboon Well, you could argue that what is actually racist is thinking africans and native americans are the same thing and you can thrown them on the same bag and calling them "jungle people" is ok, but I do like that at least it's different from 90% of the rest of the site

@LDWorksDervlex If you do this, could you also make one that is simply "Men/Males" with a large variety of types and styles both in terms of features and in terms of artistic/photographic style in the dataset? (Everything from photos of typical men to drawings of fantasy knights). Many models have the quality to produce great male characters in theory but lack enough data to do the face and physique correctly since there's such a bias on creating women.

Agree mate, maybe the title was a bit confusing. It's like the "asian" LORA's people, not all asian are korean or japanese, etc. This LORA looks like a more inclusive one for black people, native or not. Maybe toward a certain aesthetic (don't forget some SD concepts are so heavily inherent that's very hard to re-shape them). I think there was a misslead in the post name.

thanks for sharing, perhaps not the right name to all tastes, but an excellent work given for free to the community. This is not really the place to dig into boring race discussions, if someone knows the right word to denominate an indigenous community from an underdeveloped jungle or whatever, please, tell us the way. Irony complaints here? really?

@jkboon Nah I think everything is ok. I mean, we're not here to argue or anything, just to enjoy the stuff ^^. Cheers!

@LDWorksDervlex I think that some native cultures art, like amazonian art, would be really great to have as a Lora. Amazonian art might be tricky to train though, as it can be a bit abstract and represent many subjects at once on the same paintings. For example, art from Pablo Amaringo (https://pablo-amaringo.pixels.com/collections/the+ayahuasca+visions+of+pablo+amaringo) or Luis Tamani (https://www.luis-tamani.com/). Do you think it would be doable, and would be interested in giving it a try? :)

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