She-Ra from Princess of Power in the Crimson StyleHere we are with a character I’ve always loved aesthetically. She-Ra was never drawn by Crimson Sensei, so over the past few days I had fun generating some images using my intermediate Crimson style. One particularly good image convinced me to create a dataset, which I then used to train the LoRA I’m publishing now.For time-related reasons, I decided to include only the transformed version of She-Ra. The transformed outfit is based on the original series—honestly, I really don’t like the Netflix reboot version.As for the LoRA itself, the outfit is fully controllable (even if it occasionally goes a bit crazy). To be safe, if there’s any specific part of the outfit you don’t want, just put it in the negative prompt. The LoRA weight is very important in this case: setting it too high will result in a deformed face. My recommendation is to stay between 0.70 and 0.80, without going any higher.That said, let me know what you think in the comments!

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