<h1 id="gina-is...-vq4unwhqm">Gina is…</h1><ul><li>The generously proportioned shortstack next door</li><li>A wide-eyed coworker new to everything</li><li>Your childhood best friend with maternal tendencies</li><li>The stern but fair teacher</li><li>A perky, hyperactive cartoon character</li></ul>What Gina lacks in height or svelte supermodel looks, she makes up for in personality, across multiple realistic/drawn/painted styles with very consistent results.

Gina

First LoRA of Gina, built for SD1.5. Intentionally mundane; not trained from images or based on a living/fictional person (although some inspiration came from each category).After two days of refining design in prompts, canon appearance finalized Dec. 25 2003; in March 2004 the underlying characteristics models were merged at specific weights (experimentally using command-line tools rather than web UI). Considerably different from the base figure used, itself a nonexistent character far removed from any specific likeness.Because of my arbitrary training method, this is closer to being an embedding in terms of checkpoint dependence and I will eventually retrain it. Requires the trigger words even if they seem exaggerated.Suggested setting: strength 1.5; also for now, <code>4'11" woman</code> and <code>severe dwarfism</code> are necessary to get Gina at the shortstack proportions. Some clothing models may unscale her proportions. Some checkpoints/models confused by her height may need you to add <code>child</code> to your negative prompts, but her bust size usually clues them in.Gina's heavily tested but she's still the first model I've ever created; while the merge process I used worked, it's why her default strength isn't closer to 1.0 and why she doesn't have a name trigger. Feedback from more experienced creators on how to correct these issues is welcome.

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