From his <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://www.tumblr.com/pygmalionstudios/732463953963335680/actor-bio-pino-agbayani">character bio</a>: "People have often underestimated Pino's abilities, but his journey is a testament to the power of perseverance and self-discovery."Pino Agbayani is a 20-something Filipino-American male from the San Francisco Bay Area. He is (now) capable of some different hair and facial hair looks but would say his default look is "short black hair" and "clean-shaven" or "stubble", if you want to tag those.Backup location: <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://huggingface.co/ottopilot/PinoAgbayani">https://huggingface.co/ottopilot/PinoAgbayani</a>

OC: Pino Agbayani

OK, so: this is my first male character. Also, I used a different wildcard prompt to make the training set, so unlike the others, I didn't have the original prompts to make the training captions. Not a problem, I'll just fire up WD1.4 tagger then take a manual pass at the results, right? Trained this model and...did not expect the results I got.My best guess is instead of "solo focus" on the female models, I had "male focus" in the captions. And the optimizer took that as, maleness is a thing I shoud ignore. So despite the facial hair and some muscular shots, the images this model generates are a little unpredictable.Then I found out if I added back the "male focus" or "man" tags to the prompt, I got what I expected, To experiment, I added "female focus" and found it pretty reiiably gives me a woman. Maybe a fun model to toy with to do gender swap stories, or if you take the details above, maybe to see if you can replicate it.For now, I'm tagging this v1.0-gf, for "gender-fluid", since I don't have time right now to try to correct it (if I should correct it at all).

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