It is a garden of memory. The water is thick with light, and the path curves deeper still.

This week's release is The Drowned Spires, a concept/style LoRA trained for submerged ruins, surreal ocean structures, and ancient temples wrapped in bioluminescence and nightmare geometry. It builds strange architecture into your underwater scenes — coral vaults, fossil forests, spires wrapped in tentacles and ropeweed.

But it’s not just reef and ruin.

This model can summon:

• Gothic towers covered in sea moss and glowing barnacles
• WWII fighter planes flying silently through the deep
• Bioluminescent cathedrals beneath frozen polar currents
• Shell-shaped bronze sanctuaries filled with pulsing alien runes
• Dead whales and spiraling ships dragged toward a whirlpool temple

At the end of this drowned garden, there is always a temple.
And something still dreaming inside.

Versions

This release supports Flux-based models like Flux.1 Dev, Flex.1, and Chroma.

I may train versions of this LoRA for other base models if there is any interest. Please let me know if you are interested in a specific base models.

Recommended Parameters

• Flux guidance: 3.0 - 4.0, but anything from 2.0 - 8.0 should work to some degree
• Strength: 0.1 - 0.8, depending on how strong you want the effect to be

Example Prompts

• a giant bronze temple shaped like a seashell, half-buried in a trench, bioluminescent creatures spiraling around it, strange symbols pulsing with violet light
• a coral reef shaped like a sleeping god’s face, mouth open and leading into a drowned temple, surrounded by strange sea creatures, glowing runes, thick murky water
• a forgotten stone spire beneath the sea, covered in glowing seaweed and algae, bioluminescent jellyfish drifting nearby, dark ocean background, quiet and surreal
• a temple shaped like an alien tentacles, sitting on the ocean floor, surrounded by a coral reef
• a ruined temple resting on the ocean floor, with a squadron of WWII fighter planes flying silently overhead underwater, surrounded by floating wreckage and coral-covered engines, surreal and haunting