This LoRA is part concept (animal hybrids) and part style (general purpose photography style).The concept portion makes Krea 2 better at blending animal hybrids. Krea 2 can do this on its own sometimes, but this improves the success rate. In my opinion, the results also tend to be cuter.<img src="https://image.civitai.com/xG1nkqKTMzGDvpLrqFT7WA/cf910442-2881-4c54-aa9f-ac61629b8115/original=true/cf910442-2881-4c54-aa9f-ac61629b8115.jpeg" />I wanted these to be suitable as background images, so the style portion is lower contrast and slightly darker than the photography default. Prompting "shallow depth of field" in base Krea2 does the out of focus part this LoRA does by default, but this style has backgrounds with a bit of a "creamier" look.This can actually be used as a general purpose photography style. In my tests, it never made animal hybrids unless I asked for them.<img src="https://image.civitai.com/xG1nkqKTMzGDvpLrqFT7WA/60c1d5e4-04fd-4668-af55-0f5c3f85d7e3/original=true/60c1d5e4-04fd-4668-af55-0f5c3f85d7e3.jpeg" />Both "n0vuschr0ma style" and "hybrid" work as triggers. Only use "n0vuschr0ma style" if you're not trying to get hybrid images. For hybrids, you can omit "n0vuschr0ma style" as long as you include "hybrid", but including both makes the style stronger.

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