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Hi everyone :D This is Horror Style.... yeeeee :D
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Hi everyone :D This is Horror Style.... yeeeee :D
Well, I've finally gotten around to the style I really wanted to make))) As you might have guessed from the name, this style will help create horror images and give them a certain... mystery, ambiguity, and unease. I used a lot of different things for training, so... experiments are highly recommended — even I don't fully know what kind of creatures can be created with this LoRA. Elongated limbs? Disfigured bodies? The uncanny valley effect? All of this can be recreated)) (this is the first time I'm using these arguments as an advantage of a LoRA... lol..)). Sure, sure... it works with furry characters, who would doubt it... It works with humans... But again, you can try to create something that doesn't resemble either a human or a furry at all) The focus is on black-and-white monochrome images, but it will work with color too.
Main trigger words: H0r10r, sc@r1 , monochrome, black and white, furry, anthro,
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Guess where I'll start... Using "furry, anthro," is optional... The focus is on a black-and-white atmosphere, so adding "black and white, monochrome," is recommended, but also optional. Otherwise, just use your imagination) Everything will work on an intuitive level... Need sharp fangs? Distortion? Long limbs? Just write it in. But at the same time, pay attention to the negative prompt so that it doesn't contradict the main one. You can also use prompts that completely kill the atmosphere in the image and make it unpleasant... something like "horror, grey atmosphere, grey fog," (that's the most basic, but you get the idea). Realism works, but the effect from it won't be very noticeable (depends on the situation). And I recommend adding "best quality, solo," at the beginning (the second one, if there is only one character in the image).
Negative prompts:
Be careful here, since the LoRA allows you to create distorted figures and images (to some extent). Mainly try to make sure that your main prompt and negative prompt don't conflict with each other. And here's an example of a basic negative prompt for an anthropomorphic character (or a regular one), where they look relatively normal but can be immersed in a gloomy atmosphere:
Watermark, Fused tail, bad eyes, lips, bad anatomy, bad had, fused fingers, fused face, bad face, bad quality, bad body, fused legs, bad details, particles, bad clothes, bad hair, fused body,
If you need to "break" the character and make them more "beaten" and grim, don't forget to also change the negative prompt (I know you already understand all this... I'm just saying this to be at ease).
