What exactly are you interested in?

@Remem Hmm.

1. You can watch LORA lessons on YouTube. I'm serious, there are all the necessary lessons. In them you will learn which settings are responsible for what.

2. It is very important which model you make. Careful selection, processing and preparation of images for training is very important. It's hard for me to give you a specific, universal answer. Each model requires a separate approach. If you want style, then you must focus on style. So, all your images should be united by one idea. I advise you to try to make a model of yourself. This is the easiest way to understand where you are making a mistake.

@Remem My advice is not very helpful

However, about YouTube, I'm serious. I taught myself through video tutorials. Basic knowledge, there is quite normal. To create a normal model, you need to create a chain of questions.

For example

I want to model Johnny Depp.

Question one. What is the main age. (select photos of the same period)

Question two. How many photos for the model to use? For a person, the absolute minimum is 12 photos. 12 is bad. Optimally, from 16 to 20. More, in the case of a celebrity, is simply not needed.

When it comes to some style, you can select 100 photos.

The next question is which photo to use. Casual. From the movie. Or take the image of Jack Sparrow.

So good luck.