Please note that this Lora is outdated, my last LoRA "Fluffy dragons #2" is the refined versionI dislike lavender and gin both, but I tasted a cocktail with gin and lavender in the right proportions and a touch of lime, once, and it was amazing.This LoRA is born from the same principle: someone asked me for a scalie LoRA, maybe dinosaurs or maybe dragons. I don't like scalies ironically, nor dragons nor beaks, so I tried to obtain a multi-purpose tool to add to those themes modifying my very first LoRA (that really needed some touch).Prodigy and AdamW8bit, a set of 600 pics (10% feathered dinosaur reconstructions, 5% personal ad-hoc generations) and some prayer with a lot of discutible tags.

Here be dwagons

From the previews and preliminary testing, e10 is good to go. It is quite easy to obtain flat colors and a simple background, if you like the style. You can use the LoRA as a general figures improver too, if you want (just do not add NSFW tags); obviously, the influence depends on prompt compatibility.You can add Genesis: it will increment inhuman proportions, augment prompt adherence and probably it will also blur badly everything. Your choice, really.Feathers, scales and other traits (winged arms, reptile eyes, ...) appear when requested. Inhuman characteristics are incremented in connection to other requested traits, so if you want reptile eyes in a human face you have to specify it (or you get a lizard).The negative strenght seems strangely interesting: at -1.5 all the furry and all the colors are sucked out of the generation. Stilistically it is not bad...Prompt adherence is good, layout is good, vibrant colors. Interference with completely unrelated prompts is low judging from the feather clown above (no furry porn whatsoever, just a creepy killer clown).

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