As the name implies, this is a junk drawer of random sh*t that I have accumulated through various <s>failed</s> attempts at training. I took this idea from a mutual follow @332orck, where they put their "good but not good enough" LoRA's into one place so we can play with them. (Sorry I stole your nifty idea). Information for each LoRA is in the model card for that model. Some are very temperamental and some I just don't want to mess with anymore. I'll keep adding to this collection, I'm sure. As they can't all be winners. <img src="https://image.civitai.com/xG1nkqKTMzGDvpLrqFT7WA/84478819-f312-4adc-8d0f-a11588fb6b4e/original=true/84478819-f312-4adc-8d0f-a11588fb6b4e.jpeg" />

The Junk Drawer - Random A** Style LoRA's (I don't know what to do with) [KREA2]

Static Eden is a surreal analog photography style with the character of strange archival photographs, degraded video stills, and inexplicable imagery documented with complete sincerity. Expect cool blue/cyan color casts, harsh direct flash, chromatic fringing, imperfect color reproduction, and an uncanny documentary quality.The base trigger <code>st4ticeden</code> provides the underlying photographic character. For stronger analog corruption, explicitly prompt the effects you want, such as <code>scanlines</code>, <code>analog video noise</code>, <code>rgb separation</code>, <code>ghosting</code>, <code>static</code>, <code>glitch</code>, or <code>screen border</code>. CRT imagery also responds well to <code>CRT</code>, <code>test pattern</code>, and <code>color bars</code>.You don't need to stack every effect. A few carefully chosen tags usually work better, and leaving them out produces the cleaner, strange blue-toned photographic side of the style.

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