This lora is intended to make mimics out of any object! (results may vary)Trigger Word: m1m1c aestheticThis lora is not actually needed. Krea2's natural language adherence is good enough to get most of the results through description alone. However, this does enhance the look, giving it a slimier mouth and tentacles, more menacing eyes, and generally better placement. It can also help nail down the mimic look with objects that might be giving you trouble. It will also bias the style towards a more D&amp;D concept art style, which is great for the intended use. It can make it hard to get a photorealistic style, but you can blend in a style lora to help there. I tested with an 80s fantasy film lora. I'll edit to link that here because it's really awesome ( <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/2831796/1985-dark-fantasy-style-lora-krea2?modelVersionId=3195454">https://civarchive.com/models/2831796/1985-dark-fantasy-style-lora-krea2?modelVersionId=3195454</a> ).You can customize the mimics pretty easily. I've been using variations of 'Monstrous grinning mouth with sharp teeth and a long tongue. It has many randomly placed eyes'.Note: I trained using trigger word m1m1c. If you use that alone, it will literally put m1m1c text in the image at random places. To combat that I associate the trigger word with a directive... in this case a fairly meaningless one 'm1m1c aesthetic'. I found 'm1m1c style' also works to the correct the issue, and I'm sure there's many others combinations.

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