Apply a friendly, warm style to your Krea 2 illustrations.<h3 id="using-the-lora">Using the LoRA</h3>Hit 'remix' on one of the example images. If Civitai defaults you to the "Large" version of Krea 2, switch it back to "Turbo" and then it'll work! If you're learning ComfyUI, you can grab a basic workflow <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/images/136700740">on an example image</a>. (Oh, and there's <a rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/2787629/friendly-sketch-anima">an Anima version now too</a>)<h3 id="playing-with-the-style">Playing with the style</h3>Just add the LoRA, either the Painter or Flat variant will work :)<ul><li>1.0 strength, but try 0.8 to 1.3 for variation</li><li>No trigger words - you can even use this with prompts that say "a photo" or similar.</li><li>If you are using other heavily style-trained LoRAs or checkpoints, the friendly sketch style might fade. Try starting the prompt with "an illustration of ..." and/or bumping the LoRA strength in increments of 0.1</li><li>Using your prompt to specify happiness, laughing, smiling etc. gets the best results - it's built to be friendly! But of course you can use it other ways too</li><li>By its nature it aims to produce a fun result with some visual descriptors: "high waisted riding breeches" or "a bandeau top with thick diagonal blue and white stripes" - just enough to give it something to work with. If your prompt describes very-detailed stuff in the foreground, the style will drag in a more detailed direction. Which can be fun to play with!</li></ul><h3 id="faq">FAQ</h3>Q: Why Krea 2, dude?A: I like Krea 2 :)Q: What about uhhhhh spicier outputs?A: Pair it with your favorite LoRA for doing that stuff, ya goofball

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