<h1 id="emily-character-lora-or-krea-2">Emily — Character LoRA | Krea 2</h1>Emily is my second original character LoRA, and this time I wanted to go for a slightly different vibe.She has very fair skin, platinum-blonde hair with darker roots, pale gray-green eyes, strong black winged eyeliner, and a small silver septum ring. Her overall look leans a little alternative / soft grunge while still staying realistic and easy to use in normal photographic scenes.The main goal was the same as with Liza: make her feel like an actual consistent person rather than a generic face that changes every generation.A lot of the work went into keeping her identity stable across different camera angles, outfits, environments, body shots, and both SFW and NSFW generations.<h3 id="quick-start">Quick Start</h3>Trigger: <code>Emily</code> Recommended strength: <code>0.8–1.0</code>A simple prompt is usually enough:<code>Photo of Emily...</code>Then just describe the scene, outfit, pose, expression, lighting, or whatever else you want.You generally don’t need to describe her usual appearance again — her face, platinum hair, eye makeup, eye color, and septum are already learned by the LoRA.<h3 id="a-few-notes">A Few Notes</h3>Emily’s platinum-blonde hair, dark roots, eyeliner, and septum are fairly strong parts of her identity.If you want to heavily change her hairstyle, makeup, or overall look, lowering the LoRA strength a little can help give the base model more freedom.She has been tested with close-up portraits, full-body shots, casual outfits, alternative fashion, lingerie, nude generations, indoor and outdoor scenes, selfies, low-light photography, and different lighting setups.The LoRA also holds up surprisingly well in scenes that are quite different from the original training dataset, which was one of the main things I wanted to achieve with her.Most of my own testing was done with Lustify for Krea 2, while the LoRA itself was trained on Krea 2 Raw.This one took a couple of attempts to get right, especially when it came to teaching the model her actual identity rather than just individual visual traits, but I’m really happy with where she ended up.Feedback is always welcome.And if you use her — please post your generations. SFW, NSFW, cinematic, casual, dark, wholesome, weird — whatever. I want to see what people do with her.

Emily — Character LoRA | Krea 2

Initial release.I tested several checkpoints and ended up choosing Epoch 9 — it gave me the best balance of likeness, realism, and flexibility without pushing the character too hard.Trained on Krea 2 Raw and mostly tested with Lustify for Krea 2.

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