No specific tag but a bunch of optional. Strength anywhere from .2-1.2 depending on if you want subtle effect with artistic merit, to insane, sometimes comedic body horror shenanigans. Works extremely well with other character LoRAs. Super flexible. I have always had a fascination with old medical drawings of diseases, and wondered how I could bring a sense of “wow, there’s something beautiful in this but that is also really messed up looking” to Flux without simply replicating a medical book style like <a rel="ugc" href="https://www.amazon.com/Sick-Rose-Disease-Medical-Illustration/dp/1938922409">The Sick Rose</a>. I am not entirely certain I succeeded, but it’s fun.<ul><li>Use with no trigger and people will be slack jawed at really low strength up to <a rel="ugc" href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harlequin-type_ichthyosis#:~:text=Harlequin%2Dtype%20ichthyosis%20is%20caused%20by%20mutations%20in,and%20inherited%20from%20parents%20who%20are%20carriers.">harlequin-type ichthyosis</a> monstrosities with gaping mouths at high strength. The eye popping intensity correlates to strength as well.</li><li>Use trigger cracky as an adjective. It will go from kinda veiny to fully split open skin</li><li>Use trigger transparent gel skin as an adjective to go from a bizarre layer of well, gel skin (try adding glowing to the start of it), to clear creepy guys</li><li>Trigger shriveled as an adjective and you get grown people with the type of ichthyosis that is usually DOA. Can be a bit gory, and this took a lot of work and retraining to tame.  </li><li>Works really well being "repurposed." For example, strength around .7 and refer to your subject as "made out of a fuzzy juicy peach". </li><li>Not intentionally NSFW, in fact I had to retrain a lot to minimize, but yeah, considering the source material, it happens. Tell it what your character is wearing if it presents issue. </li></ul>

Sick Rose Harlequin-type - subtle to cursed body horror

Sick Rose Harlequin-type.safetensors

v1.0

No specific tag but a bunch of optional. Strength anywhere from .2-1.2 depending on if you want subtle effect with artistic merit, to insane, sometimes comedic body horror shenanigans. Works extremely well with other character LoRAs. Super flexible. I have always had a fascination with old medical drawings of diseases, and wondered how I could bring a sense of “wow, there’s something beautiful in this but that is also really messed up looking” to Flux without simply replicating a medical book style like <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Sick-Rose-Disease-Medical-Illustration/dp/1938922409" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">The Sick Rose</a>. I am not entirely certain I succeeded, but it’s fun.<ul><li>Use with no trigger and people will be slack jawed at really low strength up to <a href="https://en.*********.org/wiki/Harlequin-type_ichthyosis#:~:text=Harlequin%2Dtype%20ichthyosis%20is%20caused%20by%20mutations%20in,and%20inherited%20from%20parents%20who%20are%20carriers." rel="ugc noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">harlequin-type ichthyosis</a> monstrosities with gaping mouths at high strength. The eye popping intensity correlates to strength as well.</li><li>Use trigger cracky as an adjective. It will go from kinda veiny to fully split open skin</li><li>Use trigger transparent gel skin as an adjective to go from a bizarre layer of well, gel skin (try adding glowing to the start of it), to clear creepy guys</li><li>Trigger shriveled as an adjective and you get grown people with the type of ichthyosis that is usually DOA. Can be a bit gory, and this took a lot of work and retraining to tame. &nbsp;</li><li>Works really well being "repurposed." For example, strength around .7 and refer to your subject as "made out of a fuzzy juicy peach". </li><li>Not intentionally NSFW, in fact I had to retrain a lot to minimize, but yeah, considering the source material, it happens. Tell it what your character is wearing if it presents issue. </li></ul>

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