Update: As I have added a POV version, I'm moving what was originally an explanation for the 3rd person version to that version's details to avoid confusion.Emphasizing here that the different versions on this page are completely separate models with different functions! Check the model details and example images for each for usage instructions and ideas.

Giantess imminent vore/handheld

For depicting images in which the viewer is near the face (usually held) of a giant woman with the implication of imminent vore (or kissing, etc.).Pretty straightforward, and honestly this LoRA is a subtle effect. I was surprised at how well some illustrious checkpoints can almost do this right out of the box. The real effect of this in my experience is mouth details, the impression that the giantess is holding the viewer, depiction of the viewer's body, and overall facial expressions and body language that are a little more vore-y and less oral invitation.General format:p0vm4w, 1girl, &lt;pose and facial expression (see examples)&gt; &lt;other details about character and scene&gt;Optional triggers:reaching_towards_viewer, foreshortening: Foreshortening is technically optional, but will increase the sense of depth and enhance the impression that while she is only holding the viewer at arm's length, that is a long distance from the viewer's perspective. You may want to omit this for close-ups.pov_hands, depth_of_field, blurry_foreground: may take a couple tries on this. I find that depth_of_field and blurry_foreground really enhance this effect - essentially making the viewer's hands appear blurry as if they are significantly closer than the focal point (the giantess' face), enhancing both the impression of her size and the helplessness of the viewer. There's not really any way to independently control the viewer's clothing or features without them bleeding into the giantess - you'd need inpainting to control for that.open_mouth, tongue_out, uvula: This is only one facial expression, but I suspect it's the one that most people will want to use, so I include it as a trigger. Obviously don't use this if you want a different one. I find "grin, teeth", "puckered_lips", and ":q" to be useful alternatives. (see example images)

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