Florate is a synthetic style (based originally on my real-world photography) that tries to add/change organic shapes in images to get a surreal vibe. Not biomechanical or Giger-esque - more floral/biological.Trained on Civitai for Krea 2 with 50 1024x1024 hand-captioned images.It works on both Krea 2 Raw and Turbo (all testing done in Forge NEO).The showcase gallery has a bunch of picture grids to show how Florate works with simple prompts, and then some more complex pictures.The trigger "fl0rate" is necessary for the organic transformations, but the LoRA also has an effect without the trigger - changing details and colours. Example picture-grids are in the showcase gallery for both situations.The LoRA works fine on its own, but my best results have been when combining it with other LoRAs and adding some organic/flora terms to prompts. On its own it converts things to its organic style; it likes adding flowers. The look of transformed characters can be a bit Boho... for an alternative value of Boho :)Usable LoRA strength values: 0.2 &lt;---&gt; 1.7The values I found most useful were: 0.6 &lt;---&gt; 1.0See the showcase gallery for example LoRA strength picture grids.I often add helper phrases to my prompts to give Florate some extra stuff to work on. Examples:&lt;&lt;&lt;sharp edges and areas of light and shadebranching structures on a pale backgroundstriations and smooth areasstraight and curved edgespale lobes of differing sizesstriated angular pale shapesruffled shapes in a contrasting colourspiked and toothed edgescupped pastel shapestightly packed curved shapespale bulbous organic shapes&gt;&gt;&gt;[PUBLISHEDTOCIVITAIONLY]

Florate for Krea 2

Krea 2 style to add/change organic features - not biomechanical or Giger-esque. Strength is generally best at 0.6 &lt;---&gt; 1.0. See showcase for example grids.[PUBLISHEDTOCIVITAIONLY]

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