This LoRA is of gay ???? performer Andrew Stark, who was originally known as Ty on Corbin Fisher when introduced in April 2009. Ty had 16 scenes released in 8 months at CF before re-emerging as Andrew Stark on Randy Blue in April 2010. After more than a dozen scenes at Randy Blue, he jumped ship again, this time to MEN.com, where he appeared in nearly three dozen scenes through the end of 2014 along with a trio of scenes at Next Door Studios. After a single scene at Guys in Sweat Pants, Andrew debuted in his first Falcon flick in 2014 eventually appearing in 15 scenes at Falcon Studio Group studios before retiring in mid-2017. Late last year he made a brief comeback shooting a scene for Cocky Boys and Randy Blue. Andrew is a very talented airbrush artist (hence my inclusion of some more artsy renders). Though straight, he comes off as a real sweetheart and has a very handsome face and great smile, though my personal preference for him is less or no facial hair.

Because his career can be broken up into four very distinct stages, Corbin Fisher, Randy Blue, MEN and Falcon, the training images used tried to balance images from the four sources and were tagged with supplemental triggers to reflect each: CFTy, RBAndrew, MENAndrew and FSGAndrew. Truth be told there probably isn't that much difference between the last two. The Starker differences are with the CF to RB transition and RB to MEN/FSG transition. You can use these additional triggers in your positive and negative prompts to push his appearance in whatever direction, though you may want to prompt for the degree of facial hair your want. Adding the CFTy to positive tends to lean the facial hair to clean shaven (given he was clean shaven entirely at CF) but the others can be inconsistent, sometimes giving a good goatee or slight beard, but other times just stubble/scruff.

Standard disclaimer: The training set images contained material that is Not Safe For Work (NSFW) and will lean towards making such images. If that is not your intent, include appropriate negative prompts to reduce the chances of generating such images.

Recommended weight range is 0.75 to 0.85.

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