As a big alpaca fan, I couldn't resist creating my own alpaca LoRA 😅In the research phase, I found the <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/user/DerD4nnY/models?tag=animal">two cool alpaca LoRAs</a> from @DerD4nnY, but I wanted a special kind of alpaca, the ones with extra long fur and extra fluffy. I also didn't intend to use super realistic real life photos like Danny did with his LoRAs, but also to use funny/odd AI-generated images of what I wanted the alpacas to look like.So I decided to breed my own LoRA in the hopes of creating a new cool alpaca style 😄For the training, I mainly followed this <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/articles/7777/detailed-flux-training-guide-dataset-preparation">super helpful guide</a> by @Dark_infinity. I selected 30 high-quality photos and self-created AI-generated images, which I cropped and retouched. Finally, I used JoyCaption to create captions, which I also edited manually. After weighing up the pros and cons, I have decided not to use any special trigger words. I don't think it makes sense in this case. So the normal use of “alpaca(s)” in the prompt should be sufficient as a trigger. As this is my first LoRA, I hope it works well. I'm open to any feedback. You are also welcome to remix all the showcase images shown above. May it deliver many amusing alpacas! 🤍🦙😊🎉

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