A Krea 2 style LoRA for red-and-black dark fantasy: crimson drapery, fire, smoke and red light on black, with a rough painted finish. Crowned, hooded and armored figures, horned women, burning landscapes. It isn’t only red, though: name another color world and it paints that instead.The trigger matters. Start the prompt with <code>pjred,</code>. Without it the LoRA does almost nothing and the image stays photographic.You don’t need color words for the red look. The training captions never said red or black, so the palette comes from the trigger. Describe the subject and the LoRA paints it in red and black.For other colors, name them in the place, the light and the clothes together. For example: a snowy forest in cold blue light with a pale blue gown, a jade hall with an emerald cloak, a field of purple irises with a violet gown. A garment color you name stays that color. Some red will still come through as an accent.Two versions:<ul><li>e24 (recommended), at weight 1.2: heavier, flatter and grainier. It keeps the painted look even in bright, colorful or daylight scenes. At 1.2 it holds the paint best; at 1.0 bright scenes can slip toward photographs, but less red creeps in. It can add things you didn’t ask for, like a second figure or extra snakes.</li><li>e20: brighter and more literal, with more varied backgrounds and glowing fire. In bright or colorful scenes it can veer realistic, toward plain photographs. Use it for dark scenes.</li></ul>Avoid asking for signs or lettering. In city scenes it tends to print the trigger word on any sign it draws.Settings: Krea 2 Turbo (Int8), Euler / Simple, 8 steps, CFG 1, LoRA weight 1.2 for e24 and 1 for e20, 1088x1632.Training: trained on Krea 2 Raw, tested on Krea 2 Turbo. 36 images, content-only captions, 1,728 steps, lr 1e-4, dim/alpha 32, musubi-tuner.Trained on images by @PanoramaJasmin.

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