USAGE TIPS:

Put "thick outlines, comic character, bold, punk, vibrant" in your positive prompt to bring out the art style. Put "dreamy" in your negative prompt.

Recommended weight: 0.8 to 1.0

The term "dreamy" was applied to all of the airbrushed drawings, causing it to have a strong effect on the art style. The term "punk" was applied to all outlined drawings.

Having "dreamy" in the positive prompt or "punk" in the negative prompt will make the illustration less sharp and more airbrushed, as well as being less stylized, a more generic anime style, but with similar shading.

It was trained on SDXL, you should use a SDXL anime checkpoint such as AnimaPencil XL or AnimagineXL (which was used in all the example images) The LoRA is very strong on non-anime checkpoints.

DESCRIPTION:
This LoRA is pretty much only suited to create anime girls, and makes really good portraits. It is specifically good at gothic/punk style clothing and makes bold eyelashes.

A style similar to some of my hand-drawn illustrations, but ended up coming out differently than expected, and happens to be perfect for making goth girls. In fact, it is biased towards making punk/goth/emo girls.

This style sort of came about accidentally, because I didn't really know what I was doing...but I'm still satisfied with it.

I intended to make a LoRA which would allow you to control the style using keywords but ended up getting a hybrid of my two styles. One is a very bold illustration style and the other is a soft airbrushed style, having both in my dataset blended them together.

The name "Dragonfly" is because the LoRA's style reminds me of the hot and humid summer. It has a very vibrant and warm feeling. While outside, I saw a dragonfly and it reminded me of the art style.

For my first LoRA I'm pretty happy with it. I now understand how to tag my images a bit more properly.