<p>Freaky. Still trying to get the hang of training concept LoRAs for Anima so be patient. Probably going to do more tattoos in the future.</p><h2 id="black-baby-factory-tattoo">Black Baby Factory Tattoo</h2><p>Trigger word is <strong>@bbf</strong>, but it helps to specify the tattoo's location and color. I usually add something like <strong>black tattoo on stomach</strong> or <strong>small black tattoo on left breast</strong>. You can try adding <strong>bad fingers</strong> and <strong>photorealistic</strong> to your negative prompt if you find that this LoRA degrades style or hand quality. From my experience, the strength has to be 1.</p><h2 id="black-addicted-tattoo">Black Addicted Tattoo</h2><p>Trigger word is<strong> @baww</strong>. Behaves similarly to the Black Baby Factory tattoo. If you find that this LoRA makes things too cartoony/2D, you can remove <strong>photorealistic </strong>from your negative prompt and add <strong>anime</strong>, <strong>2d </strong>instead.</p><h2 id="refugees-welcome-tattoo">Refugees Welcome Tattoo</h2><p>Trigger word is<strong> @ref</strong>. This LoRA tends to produce 2D/cartoon style images, so keep that in mind when you write your prompts. You can use a 3D style LoRA to lessen this effect.</p>

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