Third upgrade of a pre-existing mix - this time the Hawk-moth. Ironically, I added a "module" to produce ghost sex more easily; the name Acherontia Atropos, the Dead's head Hawk-moth, was meant to be.Augmented the data-set to 600 images, with the usual 5% of personal ghostly generations and 10% ghost-related illustrations. Augmented the tags. Prodigy as optimizer, as it's performing well for me. A good dose of crossing my fingers.Hopefully "ghost", "ghost female" (or male) and "translucent" should get better results. The rest should be a somewhat old-feeling style.

Acherontia Atropos

Well, the skeleton effect sure works quite well. Other effects are facilitated, but still not automatic.Other notes, the LoRA performs quite well with the backgrounds, and the color are blue-purple oriented. The dark skin still shows up when required. The legs are long; like, I hope you like long thighs, stilistically. The style is more comic-adjacent I think, in a good way - graphic novel detail and all that.There doesn't seem to be particular errors, but it plays less nice with other LoRAs: if you see a bit of tessellated effect or strange hands, you have to reduce some weight.Speaking of weight, a negative weight will flatten the style and reduce details. Not really exciting.

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