YFG Acrylic [Flux | Krea]

Lower weights keep more original texture; higher weights give a solid glassy shell.

Best Sampler / Scheduler Any standard sampler works well; adjust CFG / CLIP strength if reflections or clarity need refinement.

Key Characteristics

Acrylic Shell – Subjects appear sealed inside or sculpted from transparent material.

Gloss & Reflection – Polished highlights and internal glints mimic real resin or plexiglass.

Portrait Focus – Optimized for headshots and busts but adapts to objects if explicitly prompted.

Tint & Frost – Supports color tints (“pink resin,” “amber cast”) or frosted edges for design variety.

Prompt Ideas

“A portrait of a woman, translucent acrylic style, glossy surface, studio lighting.”

“Futuristic bust encased in clear resin with tiny air bubbles, dramatic backlight.”

“A transparent acrylic sculpture of a vintage camera on a dark pedestal, sharp rim light.”

Tips & Tricks

Lighting – Back‐ or rim‐lighting enhances depth and internal reflections.

Color Accents – Add phrases like “tinted acrylic,” “UV‐reactive pigment,” or “frosted finish” to vary the look.

Negative Prompts – If haze or cloudiness dominates, use “no fog,” “no matte plastic,” or reduce strength slightly.

Layering – Combine with metallic or geometric LoRAs to embed patterns or objects inside the acrylic form.

Use YFG Acrylic whenever you need a sleek, museum‐display vibe or a futuristic resin sculpture effect—dial the strength up or down to control how completely your subject becomes a luminous, glass‐smooth showpiece.