Tessa is a photorealistic character LoRA designed around a consistent adult female character with long blonde hair, gray-green eyes, warm fair skin, a soft rounded feminine face, full natural pink lips, and a slim feminine figure with a small natural bust.
Character Appearance
Tessa's core traits include:
long blonde hair
distinctive gray-green eyes
warm fair skin
soft rounded feminine face
naturally full pink lips
softly defined, attractive facial features
slim, naturally feminine build
small sized chest
gently defined waist
slender arms and legs
Her overall look is youthful adult, naturally glamorous, strikingly beautiful, feminine, and effortlessly sensual, with a distinctive, classic bombshell appeal.
Trigger Word
Tessa
LoRA Weight
A good starting range to test is:
0.8–1.0
Suggested starting point:
1.0
The ideal strength may vary depending on the base model, prompt complexity, and composition.
Prompting Tessa — This Is the Important Stuff!
A simple identity description works well as a starting point:
Tessa, young woman, long blonde hair, gray-green eyes, warm fair skin, soft rounded feminine face, full natural pink lips, slim feminine build, very small breasts.
For generations where body proportions are important, you can expand this by adding:
slim feminine build, very small natural bust, gently defined waist, slender arms and legs, balanced natural feminine proportions
Tessa works well across a broad range of styles, including:
natural beauty portraits
casual denim and fitted everyday clothing
romantic outdoor photography
cozy indoor lifestyle scenes
playful and flirty fashion portraits
glamorous eveningwear photography
intimate lifestyle photography
mature-themed beauty portraits
Tessa's natural hairstyle is long blonde hair, with a soft, natural appearance and flattering movement.
Her hair can also be styled straight and smooth, in soft voluminous waves, a casual ponytail, a loose messy bun, an elegant updo, a half-up style, or with soft face-framing strands.
Her blonde coloring is an important part of her identity. Prompts should maintain her natural blonde appearance rather than shifting toward platinum-white, dark brunette, or exaggerated artificial hair colors.
Tessa tends to look best when prompts emphasize:
realistic natural skin texture
photorealistic photography
soft rounded facial features
distinctive gray-green eyes
naturally full pink lips
warm, natural or softly diffused lighting
flattering but realistic feminine proportions
Tessa's beauty is intentionally more glamorous, striking, and conventionally beautiful than understated or delicate. Her distinctive appearance works especially well in fashion photography, intimate portraiture, sophisticated beauty editorials, and naturally sensual lifestyle scenes.
Base Model / Face Detailer Tip
Some community Krea2 base models can have a very strong built-in aesthetic bias.
If your base model tends to exaggerate proportions, particularly chest size, hips, or overall body curves, you may need to reinforce phrases such as:
slim feminine woman, very small natural breasts, gently defined waist, slender limbs, balanced natural proportions, realistic body shape
Tessa is intentionally designed with a slim, naturally feminine silhouette rather than an exaggerated hourglass figure, so reinforcing those proportions can help when using base models with stronger body-shape biases.
Her facial identity is equally important. Avoid excessively sharpened facial features, artificial facial smoothing, exaggerated lip enhancement, or changes that make her soft rounded face appear overly angular or dramatically sculpted.
Her naturally full pink lips and distinctive gray-green eyes are important identifying features and should remain consistent across generations.
If the overall image, pose, and body look good but the face has drifted away from Tessa, try running a second pass or Face Detailer pass with Tessa's LoRA applied again. This can help pull her facial structure, eye shape, lip shape, coloring, and overall identity back toward Tessa while preserving the rest of the generation.
LoRA strength during the face pass may need to be adjusted depending on the base model and workflow.
Description
This is Version 1. I do not intend to make another version at this time.
FAQ
Comments (2)
fp8 ?
Thanks for the interest! I prefer to keep my character LoRAs in BF16 to preserve the original trained precision. You can still use them with an FP8 or INT8 base model, which is where most of the VRAM savings come from if that is your concern. Converting the LoRA itself to FP8 would offer relatively small memory savings, so I don’t currently plan to release FP8 versions.








