This LoRA allows you to create anthropomorphic chipmunks in any style – anime, furry, realistic. It also allows you to create animal chipmunks.Models based on Illustrious are unable to draw an anthropomorphic chipmunks due to the lack of a sufficient number of consistently drawn anthropomorphic chipmunks in their datasets.Model is mostly trained on images generated by Nano Banana 2, supplemented with realistic images from ChatGPT Images 2. I spent about four months creating a homogeneous dataset.Activation tags:<pre><code>chipmunk girl, chipmunk ears, chipmunk tail</code></pre>or<pre><code>chipmunk boy, chipmunk ears, chipmunk tail</code></pre>"chipmunk ears, chipmunk tail" part is optional.For anthro, add "furry female" or "furry male" to the prompt. I also recommend using a special checkpoint, like Nova Furry XL.Recommended LoRA weight is 0.8.If the model draws a furry when a human with chipmunk ears and tail is requested, add "human" somewhere at the beginning of the prompt and "furry" to the negatives.Important information:As it turns out, parallel lines are too complex a concept for SDXL 😁, so minor generation errors may occasionally be observed, such as:<ul><li>Unexplained stripes on the hips and, occasionally, on the sides in a three-quarter view. In this case, add "striped fur" to the negatives. The same applies to unwanted chipmunk stripes on the back of humans with ears and a tail.</li><li>Too long tail in the full body view. Add "long tail" to the negatives to avoid this.</li><li>An arbitrary number of stripes on the forehead. There should be three of them.</li><li>Irregular chipmunk stripes on the back and back of the head.</li></ul>I don't know where all this came from, there's nothing like it in the dataset. I think LoRA activates certain neurons from other species. For example, gazelles have stripes on their sides.Other useful tags:<ul><li>bald girl, bald (without "boy") – tells the model not to draw hair. In fact, furries aren't bald 😅</li><li>&lt;color&gt; fur – like "blue fur", "red fur", and even "black fur". Also applicable to coloring ears and tails of humans.</li><li>&lt;color&gt; claws – like "brown claws", "white claws", etc.</li><li>plantigrade, digitigrade – not very stable due to the lack of support in the base models, but improves the percentage of good images. By the way, chipmunks are plantigrade.</li><li>5 toes, 4 toes – sets the number of toes. Similarly, it works inconsistently, but improves the situation.</li><li>pawpads, heel pad – "pawpads" adds pads on the hands and feet. And "heel pad" also adds pads to the heels (if you're lucky).</li><li>countershade arms, countershade butt – adds/removes areas of light fur on the arms and, actually, on the butt. I didn't tag other countershading tags to keep the results consistent, but they might work, especially with high weights.</li><li>buck teeth – makes teeth the way they should be in rodents.</li></ul>

Chipmunk

Trained on Illustrious XL v2.0 stable.

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