Aren’t we all dreamers at heart?

This LoRA doesn’t chase the dreams that come true in real life. It embraces the ones that flicker at the edge of perception — weird, mystical, tinged with a creepiness that pulls you in. You’ll find yourself lost in them until you lose track of time, and later, remember them with a chill that raises goosebumps all over again.

The goal of this LoRA isn’t to overhaul the existing artistic styles of the base model, but to weave in mood and those elusive atmospheric feelings that give your ideas a soul. Think of it as the perfect pinch of salt: just a subtle touch that brings out the hidden flavors and makes the whole dish shine. This LoRA adds to the atmospheric depth, richness, and dynamic tension of every image, layer by layer. And yes — just the right hint of eeriness to keep things intriguing.

I hope LoRA users have that "Wow, that’s exactly it!" moment — the feeling that the image finally has something it was missing. Drop your results here — I want to see them all! They’re not just images — they’re a compass: they tell me whether to polish the current approach or pivot to new technical directions. And thank you for dreaming with me!

Here are a few words about the settings I prefer for this LoRA (as a Forge Neo / SwarmUI user):

• Recommended Strength: 0.8

A good working range (tested so far) is 0.6–1;

• Sampling Method / Schedule Type:

Euler / Simple or ER SDE / DDIM;

• CFG / Steps:

1.4-1.5 / 20;

• Hires CFG Scale / Steps:

1.4-1.5 / 12.

• Upscaler: Remacri

And yes, I do use negative prompts — check the attached images for an example.

Have fun! 😉