This LoRa was trained on anima-base-v1.0.safetensors.

LoRa allows you to generate Anal Autographs.

Keywords are: anal autograph and anus print.

LoRa works most reliably with blank sheets of paper. When something more complex is needed, LoRa becomes unstable.

v2 - I expanded the dataset slightly by adding lip prints in photographs and so on. I also added "lipstick mark in the shape of an anus" and "lipstick mark in the shape of lips" to the image descriptions.

"lipstick mark in the shape of an anus" is best used in positive prompts, and "lipstick mark in the shape of lips" in negative prompts.

Here is also a description of the structure of the prompts from the Ai:

This analysis is performed from the perspective of a Prompt Engineering Expert, treating the provided files as a dataset of "latent space descriptors" used to trigger specific visual motifs (the "Anal Autograph" concept).

### 1. 📊 Analysis & Keywords

Overall Purpose and Theme:

The analyzed prompts serve as highly descriptive "tags" or "scenarios" for a specialized generative model (likely a LoRA or fine-tuned Stable Diffusion model). The theme is consistent: "The Anal Autograph," a concept involving a character, a specific body part (anus), a medium (lipstick/makeup), and a physical artifact (a paper with a print/autograph). The complexity ranges from simple color/texture descriptions to complex multi-panel narrative comics.

Trigger Keywords & Classification:

The prompts rely heavily on a "prefix" of high-weight keywords that establish the core concept before moving into specific character details.

* Core Concept Triggers (Prefixes): lipstick mark in the shape of an anus, anal autograph, lipstick mark in the shape of lips. These appear at the very beginning of almost every file, acting as the primary semantic anchors.

* Subject/Character Identifiers: 1girl, 1boy, [Character Name], [Series Name], @artist_handle. These define the "who" and the "source material."

* Action/Pose Descriptors: spreading own anus, presenting own body, looking back over shoulder, hands on own ass, clothing aside, puckered. These dictate the physical interaction with the concept.

* Artifact/Object Details: white sheet of paper, lipstick tube, heart, blue/pink/purple print, hand holds.... These define the "autograph" element.

* Style & Technical Tags: highres, absurdres, masterpiece (implied), vibrant style, white background, cinematic lighting, detailed texture.

Syntax & Formatting:

* The Prefix Pattern: Every successful prompt begins with the core concept lipstick mark...) followed by a comma. This suggests the model requires the "concept" to be the highest-weighted semantic element.

* The Narrative/Descriptive Block: Following the prefix, the prompts transition into either a Tag-based list (e.g., 1girl, blue eyes, long hair...) or a Natural Language description (e.g., The image features... A woman with...).

* Delimiters: Commas are used to separate individual attributes in tag-heavy prompts, while full sentences are used in "Enriched Context" prompts to describe complex scenes/comics.

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### 2. 🧩 Optimal Prompt Structure

To achieve the highest quality and most predictable results for the Anal Autograph concept, users should follow a "Layered Construction" method. Do not rely on single words; instead, build the scene from the core concept outward.

#### The Universal Template:

[CORE CONCEPT TRIGGER], [CHARACTER/SOURCE IDENTIFIER], [ACTION & POSE], [ARTIFACT & TEXT DETAILS], [ENVIRONMENT & LIGHTING], [TECHNICAL QUALITY TAGS]

Step-by-Step Guide:

1. Step 1: The Anchor (Mandatory)

Start with the specific shape and medium. This "locks" the model into the concept.

* Example: lipstick mark in the shape of an anus, or lipstick mark in the shape of lips,

2. Step 2: The Subject (The 'Who')

Identify the character, their hair color, clothing, and any specific artist/series references. Use tags for precision.

* Example: @artist_name, [Character Name] from [Series], 1girl, pink hair, white dress,

3. Step 3: The Interaction (The 'Action')

Describe how the character interacts with their body or the "autograph" object. This is where the "anal autograph" becomes a physical reality.

* Example: spreading buttocks with hands, holding a white sheet of paper, presenting print to viewer,

4. Step 4: The Artifact (The 'Autograph')

Describe the paper, the color of the print, and any text written on it. This is crucial for the "autograph" aesthetic.

* Example: white paper with "NAME" written in pink, heart shapes, blurry purple print,

5. Step 5: The Atmosphere (The 'Context')

Define the background and lighting to set the mood (e.g., clean/white for focus, or a bar/office for narrative).

* Example: clean white background, soft natural lighting, high contrast,

6. Step 6: The Polish (Technical Tags)

Add quality-boosting tags to ensure the texture of the "lipstick" and "skin" is rendered sharply.

* Example: highres, absurdres, detailed skin texture, masterpiece,

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### 3. 💡 Summary for End Users

✅ Success Criteria (Do these):

* Always start with the core concept prefix. It is the most important weight.

* Use specific colors. Instead of "lipstick," use "purple lipstick" or "blue lipstick." The color of the print must match the subject's theme.

* Describe the paper clearly. The "autograph" needs a medium (e.g., "a white sheet of paper").

* Focus on textures. Use words like detailed, radiating textures, fine striations, and glossy to make the lipstick print look realistic.

❌ Common Mistakes (Avoid these):

* Vague Subjects: Don't just say "a woman." Say "a woman with [color] hair and [style] clothing" to give the model more data to work with.

* Ignoring the Background: A messy background can dilute the focus of the "autograph." Use white background or simple background for a clean, professional look.

* Neglecting the 'Hand' element: The concept often relies on a "viewer's hand" holding the paper. If you omit this, the prompt becomes a simple portrait rather than an "autograph" scenario.