It's my <s>maid</s> character. I've found that people tend to think a character isn't real unless there's a something to link to, so I made a LoRA. It works but it's not necessary like, at all, since the prompt alone is plenty sufficient for Illustrious models (that's the point and I'm not a fan of gimmicks anyway). So if you find that this model has a negative style/quality impact on your generations, use a low strength - literally 0 could be a good start. It might be useful to stabilize her in multi-character environments, but tag spillage will still be a problem, so probably not.Also now available in <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/2509706/ai-dolls-for-unnamedixl?modelVersionId=2849965">a hyperrealistic variant</a> by @n_Arno. I have it on good authority that she thinks that's very funny.<h3 id="~-prompt-~">~ PROMPT ~</h3>Default look:<pre><code>1girl, black hair, swept bangs, folded ponytail, gray eyes, glasses, small breasts</code></pre>Default outfit:<pre><code>victorian maid, long dress, black dress, latex dress, white apron, maid headdress, long gloves, black gloves, mary janes, white stockings</code></pre>But people can change hairstyles and clothes. I'm also making<a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/images/122360561"> the hunky version</a> official™:<pre><code>1boy, male, black hair, swept bangs, folded ponytail, gray eyes, glasses, beard stubble</code></pre>In a fun twist the LoRA is actually far more useful for that, because Illustrious won't get the dude right without it.<h3 id="~-personality-~">~ PERSONALITY ~</h3>Will do anything but is likely not happy about your bad ideas. People have had varying interpretations of this in the past and I'm not stopping you. I think she's cute.<h3 id="~-lore-~">~ LORE ~</h3>Yes.

she is HER

This is based on illustration, getting photorealism out of it is difficult.

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