<h2 id="corvid-folk-vpi2l9ocz"><span style="color:#15aabf">Corvid Folk</span></h2><h3 id="most-realistic-animal-folk-lora-i've-done-yet!-ae8x7ov40"><span style="color:rgb(21, 170, 191)">-Most realistic Animal Folk Lora I've done yet!</span></h3><h3 id="creates-crow-and-raven-style-folk-lqg7rou3c"><span style="color:#15aabf">-Creates Crow and Raven style folk</span></h3><h3 id="very-powerful-works-best-between-0.5-1.0-strength-k4g5f3ili"><span style="color:#15aabf">-Very Powerful, works best between 0.5-1.0 strength</span></h3><h3 id="clip-skip-2-p8tls4fg2"><span style="color:#15aabf">-Clip Skip 2</span></h3><h3 id="trigger-word-&quot;corvidfolk&quot;-4k2ygs59o"><span style="color:#15aabf">-Trigger Word "corvidfolk"</span></h3><p></p><p>This is a new take on my Animal Folk concept. I'm testing out a bit more realistic dataset. Its a smaller dataset than I normally use, its currently only 63 images. Its mostly trained on portraits of crows in armor, there are also some dresses, and a bit of Sci Fi. Due to this model having a bit different requirements than my previous works there are still a few errors in it. The most common one is that the upper chest will look like a normal human which gives a weird transition from head to neck to clothing. This model, when used at higher strengths will also struggle with things like holding swords, my recommendation is turning it down about 0.1 until you can get them holding the item without losing their corvid elements.</p>

Corvid Folk

<p>This Model has been tested using DreamShaperXL and works as intended. It has not been tested on other models yet, please forgive me if its not working properly with other models.</p>

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