<h1 id="to-gypgqi2bf"><strong><span style="color:rgb(255, 201, 94)">Ʈᖾᥱ ᕈᥱtᥲꙆᑲoᥙᥒᑯ</span></strong></h1><h2 id="laconic:-wxxocg2e7"><span style="color:rgb(255, 201, 94)">Laconic:</span></h2><p><em>This LoRA adds a unique blend of cybernetic and biomechanical elements to your creations, with an abundance of gilded pipes and spherical apertures of unclear purpose. Will at times give your creations skin of a plasticine appearance and has peculiar effects on the face and skull entirely. </em> </p><h2 id="loquacious:-33vkmyhpi"><span style="color:#f7b419">Loquacious:</span></h2><h3 id="heliophoric-luminauts-and-mnemonic-cultivatorspost-cyberpunk-transhumanists-5l3hpyehr"><em><span style="color:rgb(253, 126, 20)">Heliophoric Luminauts &amp; Mnemonic Cultivators</span></em><br /><span style="color:rgb(21, 170, 191)">Post-Cyberpunk Transhumanists</span></h3><p>The Petalbound are another result of my attempts to create something that would fit in the world of Numenera. In this case the result is a style that feels like it fits in some distant strange world where cybernetics are commonplace, though they feel a lot more alien, advanced and at the same time anachronistic than those in cyberpunk settings. There's a lot of ornate and oddly placed optics, gilded cybernetics but at the same time there's often loose wires and rusting pipes. Personally, I think it feels like a future civilization that's already seen its peak.</p><p>At times this LoRA will produce unusual faces, distorted anatomy and additional arms. These are features, not bugs.</p><p>This LoRA mixes really well sci-fi, cyberpunk, fantasy and horror, all depending on what you're looking to create. I made use of a number of different LoRAs of those themes in some of the example images. If you want to experiment with things that might involve cybernetics or the biomechanical, this might be something fun to experiment with. I'd love to see any results that might come up if you do decide to try it out.</p>

The Petalbound [Illustrious]

The_Petalbound.safetensors

Petalbound IL v1.0

<h1 id="to-uv4an30q3"><strong><span style="color:rgb(255, 201, 94)">Ʈᖾᥱ ᕈᥱtᥲꙆᑲoᥙᥒᑯ</span></strong></h1><h3 id="heliophoric-luminauts-and-mnemonic-cultivatorspost-cyberpunk-transhumanists-1lup33trr"><em><span style="color:rgb(253, 126, 20)">Heliophoric Luminauts &amp; Mnemonic Cultivators</span></em><br /><span style="color:rgb(21, 170, 191)">Post-Cyberpunk Transhumanists</span></h3><p>The Petalbound are another result of my attempts to create something that would fit in the world of Numenera. In this case the result is a style that feels like it fits in some distant strange world where cybernetics are commonplace, though they feel a lot more alien, advanced and at the same time anachronistic than those in cyberpunk settings. There's a lot of ornate and oddly placed optics, gilded cybernetics but at the same time there's often loose wires and rusting pipes. Personally, I think it feels like a future civilization that's already seen its peak.</p><p>At times this LoRA will produce unusual faces, distorted anatomy and additional arms. These are features, not bugs.</p><p>This LoRA mixes really well sci-fi, cyberpunk, fantasy and horror, all depending on what you're looking to create. I made use of a number of different LoRAs of those themes in some of the example images. If you want to experiment with things that might involve cybernetics or the biomechanical, this might be something fun to experiment with. I'd love to see any results that might come up if you do decide to try it out.</p>

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