V67 Facial expression - V1 KREA-2 | Krea 2 LoRA | Civitai


Trigger Words

Core trigger line — always place at the beginning

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(facial expression:1.1), facial expression, micro-expression, emotional expression, expressive face, detailed face, natural expression, neutral expression, smile, genuine smile, laughter, surprise, fear, sadness, anger, disgust, contempt, confusion, curiosity, concentration, relief, pride, embarrassment, shy smile, sleepy expression, pain expression, empathy, awe, photorealistic portrait, close-up portrait, natural skin texture, soft lighting

⚠️ Always place this line at the beginning of your prompt for best results.
(Note: no "V67" in the trigger line, as requested.)

Optional expression / mood tags — append after the core line

Use one or more tags to steer the emotional tone:

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joyful, ecstatic, crying, tears, sobbing, angry, furious, rage, clown, clown makeup, jester, jester hat, strange expression, eerie, uncanny, grotesque, whimsical, manic, melancholic, hysterical, deadpan, smirk, pout, grimace, cringe, bewitched, possessed, theatrical, cinematic emotion

Overview

This LoRA captures the full spectrum of human (and slightly inhuman) facial expression – from radiant joy to bitter tears, from explosive anger to the painted smile of a clown, from the mischievous grin of a jester to genuinely strange, unsettling, or surreal faces. Every image is a study in emotion: photorealistic, highly detailed, and ready for character design, storytelling, editorial portraits, or cinematic close-ups.

The model specializes in:

• Joy & laughter – genuine smiles, open laughter, crinkled eyes, radiant happiness

• Crying & sadness – tears, sobbing, glossy eyes, trembling lips, raw grief

• Anger & rage – furrowed brows, clenched jaw, flared nostrils, intense stare

• Clown & jester – painted smiles, exaggerated makeup, jester hats, theatrical grimaces, manic grins

• Strange & uncanny – eerie expressions, asymmetrical faces, grotesque grimaces, surreal emotions, possessed looks

• Neutral & subtle – micro-expressions, deadpan, smirk, pout, concentration, confusion

No cultural or ethnic bias – works for any face, any skin tone, any age, any gender. Simply describe your subject and the emotion.

Stylistic Features – Facial Expression (core, always present)

• Photorealistic skin texture, pores, fine lines, natural imperfections

• Sharp focus on eyes, mouth, and micro-musculature

• Emotional authenticity – not stiff, not exaggerated unless requested (clown/jester/strange)

• Works with close-up portraits, editorial headshots, cinematic film stills

• Natural or dramatic lighting – soft window light, chiaroscuro, studio, candlelight

• No cartoon, anime, or 3D-render look (unless specified in prompt)

• Clown/jester/strange expressions can be theatrical but remain photorealistic