This is the second Illustrious version of <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/1298543/jokerette-v10">my first LoRA</a>, and I'm still testing and refining it. I've added some more material to the dataset, and got a bit more rigorous with the tagging. It's for a gender-bent version of the Joker that I created for <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://www.deviantart.com/uhlrik/gallery/89823184/inside-out-batman-and-joker-comic">Batman &amp; the Joker: Inside Out</a>, a comic miniseries whose first two issues are now complete, and more are on the way. I needed a very specific version of a female Joker that Stable Diffusion struggled to deliver on its own, with white skin all over rather than white makeup on her face, and with some other specific features. Hence, this model!You should be able to put her in nearly any outfit, with a wide varietyy of alternate looks baked into the LoRA, from bikinis (or less) to several specific well differentiated outfits that appear in my comic, with tags to support them.First is "jokersuit": a three-colored, three-piece suit in purple, with a gold vest, a green shirt, and a purple bow tie (I've discovered that the model sometimes returns a green bow tie unless you put that in your negative prompt) that she wears for the majority of the first two issues of the comic. Adding a fedora often looks quite nice with this suit, and is supported in the dataset.If you want to be super faithful to this outfit rather than doing variations, the following should dial it in pretty tightly: "jokerette, 1girl, green hair, colored skin, white skin, green eyes, short hair, pixie cut, bowtie, formal, jokersuit, suit, purple suit, purple bowtie, gold vest, green shirt"Second is "arkhamsuit" which is a prison uniform, first appearing in the upcoming issue 3. Some models will try to turn the arkhamsuit into a skin-tight super suit unless you include "skin tight" or "tight clothing" in your negative prompts.A super faithful version of this suit can prompt as follows:Third is the "jokertrench suit," a combo of pinstriped purple pants, green vest, purple tie, purple gloves, and an aqua shirt with a tan trenchcoat worn over the top. This is what the Joker was wearing in the beginning of issue 1, when he was transformed into a woman.Faithful prompt: "jokerette, jokertrench suit, necktie, 1girl, medium hair, green hair, colored skin, white skin, suit, green eyes, tan trenchcoat, green vest, aqua shirt, purple tie, purple pants, pinstripes"Fourth is the "jokerharley suit," for a harlequin-themed outfit reminiscent of Harley Quinn's classic look, but in the Joker's preferred color scheme rather than Harley's. Several versions of this appear briefly early on in the comic, when the Joker is experimenting with different looks as she comes to terms with having become a woman.Faithful prompt (this one's less consistent because there are several variations in the dataset): "jokerette, jokerharley suit, 1girl, colored skin, white skin, green eyes, jester costume, jester hat, jester collar, domino mask, purple bodysuit, green bodysuit, two-tone bodysuit."Fifth and last is one I created just for fun, the "jokerbatgirl suit," which puts her in some flavor of a Bat-family type costume, just in her own preferred color scheme. Again, this one isn't going to be super faithful due to variations, but it's fun. It supports her with both the hood back ("hood back") or with a bat-family style cowl in place.Faithful(ish) prompt: "jokerbatgirl suit, 1girl, green hair, colored skin, white skin, two tone bodysuit, purple bodysuit, green bodysuit, belt, cape, mask, cowl, green eyes, short hair, pixie cut, superhero."Also, I explicitly designed this model to support a variety of hairstyles, from long to short hair, and it makes extensive use of the very short "pixie cut" hairstyle. I've hidden a variety of other things in the dataset too, because come on, this is the Joker.Please give me feedback on what you think of this LoRA, and how I can improve it! I created it for one specific project, but felt it would be only fair if I shared it too.I'd like to do a style LoRA for the existing style and visual language of the comic as it has existed up til this point.

Jokerette - V 3.0

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V3.0

This is the latest version of <a rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/1298543/jokerette-v10">my first LoRA</a>, and I'm still testing and refining it. It's for a gender-bent version of the Joker that I created for <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://www.deviantart.com/uhlrik/gallery/89823184/inside-out-batman-and-joker-comic">Batman &amp; the Joker: Inside Out</a>, a comic I've been working on. Most of the artwork for the comic previously came from Bing Creator, but I need access to a bit more violent options and other things that Creator censors, and I wanted to be able to do controllers for poses etc, hence the need for this LoRA. I needed a very specific version of a female Joker that Stable Diffusion struggled to deliver, with white skin all over rather than white makeup on her face, and with some other specific features. Hence, this model!You should be able to put her in nearly any outfit, but I have baked two specific outfits into the LoRA, with tags to support them. First is "jokersuit" for a three-colored, three-piece suit in purple, with a gold vest, a green shirt, and a purple bow tie (I've discovered that the model sometimes returns a green bow tie unless you put that in your negative prompt). Second is "arkhamsuit" which is a prison uniform. Some models will try to turn the arkhamsuit into a skin-tight super suit unless you include skin tight or tight clothing in your negative prompts.Please give me feedback on what you think of this LoRA, and how I can improve it! I created it for one specific project, but felt it would be only fair if I shared it too.Next, I'll do a style LoRA for the existing style and visual language of the comic as it has existed up til this point.

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