<h3 id="alice-krea-2-character-lora">Alice — Krea 2 Character LoRA</h3>Character number three!Alice was designed around a slightly more alternative look, with tattoos being part of how I originally envisioned her character. Most of her training data and the majority of my testing used her tattooed appearance, so that is the version I consider her primary look.That said, I know tattoos aren't everyone's thing, so I made an effort during training to keep a tattoo-less Alice usable as well. Both versions maintain the same character identity; the main difference is how you trigger her.She has been tested across different outfits, locations, expressions, hairstyles, cosplay, fantasy scenes, casual photography, and both SFW and NSFW generations.If you use her, please post your generations! I genuinely want to see what people make with her.My stuff will always be free, but RunPod is hella pricey, so tips are always welcome but never expected!<a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://ko-fi.com/zinigo">Buy me a coffee ☕</a><h3 id="quick-start">Quick Start</h3>Trigger: alic3Recommended Strength: 1.0Alice supports two primary ways of prompting her:Tattooed Alice — intended/default character design:A photo of alic3 with tattoos...Tattoo-less Alice:A photo of alic3...Most of my dataset and testing focused on alic3 with tattoos, since tattoos are part of the look I originally designed for her. However, I tried to give the LoRA enough tattoo-less training data that using alic3 by itself should generally give you the same Alice identity without automatically covering her in tattoos.You do not need to describe the rest of her normal appearance.Examples:A photo of alic3 with tattoos, leaning against the hood of a classic muscle car...A cinematic shot of alic3 with tattoos, standing onstage in a small dive bar...A selfie of alic3 with tattoos, sitting on the edge of her bed...A photo of alic3, walking through the city at night...Alice's normal appearance, including her hairstyle, black tunnel gauges, nose piercing, makeup, and other defining features, is learned by the LoRA and generally does not need to be described manually.Those traits are learned, but they are not completely locked. If you want to change her hair, makeup, piercings, clothing style, tattoos, or other appearance details, describe the change normally in your prompt and she can usually be nudged in that direction while maintaining her identity.For additional flexibility, you can also experiment around 0.8–1.0 LoRA strength.<h3 id="about-the-lora">About the LoRA</h3>Alice was trained on Krea 2 Raw using AI Toolkit.Training:30 curated training images 1500 steps Krea 2 Raw base AI Toolkit Character identity focused datasetThe goal was strong facial consistency while keeping her flexible enough to handle different clothing, hairstyles, locations, poses, expressions, and styling without constantly fighting the prompt.The tattooed version received the most attention during dataset creation and testing because that is how I personally envisioned Alice. At the same time, I intentionally included support for a tattoo-less version so people who prefer her without tattoos aren't forced into that part of the design.She has been tested successfully with portraits, full-body images, casual scenes, selfies, cosplay, fantasy scenes, different hairstyles, different expressions, suggestive content, and explicit NSFW generation.<h3 id="showcase-images">Showcase Images</h3>The images on this page were generated using Lustify with the LoRA at 1.0 strength.Most showcase images use alic3 with tattoos, since that is her intended appearance and the version I tested most heavily.Lustify has a fairly strong NSFW bias, so results may look different when using stock Krea 2 Turbo, Krealism, or other Krea-based checkpoints.The LoRA itself was trained on Krea 2 Raw, not Lustify. Lustify is simply my current go-to checkpoint for testing and showcase generations, so Alice should also work with other Krea-based checkpoints.<h3 id="prompting-tips">Prompting Tips</h3>Alice can be generated with or without most of her tattoos.Tattooed Alice — intended/default design <code>A photo of alic3 with tattoos...</code>Tattoo-less Alice <code>A photo of alic3...</code>Most of the training data and testing focused on Alice with tattoos, since that’s how I originally designed her. I also included tattoo-less examples so <code>alic3</code> by itself should generally preserve her identity while removing most of the tattoo coverage.You do not need to describe the rest of her normal appearance.For additional flexibility, you can also experiment with LoRA strengths around 0.8–1.0.<h3 id="attached-workflow">Attached Workflow</h3>All showcase images, and most of my stuff in general, have the workflow attached.It is a modified version of the Lustify workflow by Coyotte, so you can drop it into ComfyUI, download the required models, and go to town if you like.<h3 id="a-special-note">A Special Note</h3>Also, if you made it this far... thank you. Seriously.I made this account only 5 days ago fully expecting my stuff to get passed over and forgotten, and somehow that has been the exact opposite of what happened. I genuinely did not expect this kind of response this quickly, and I still kind of can’t believe it.Seeing people download the LoRAs, generate with them, post images, and actually enjoy the characters I’ve been making has been incredibly cool.So yeah, thank you. It seriously means a lot. ❤️

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