Spatterkick

作者：privatewolf

Spatterkick | Krea 2

Black ink on bare white paper. Confident brush contours, fine hatching, solid black coats and boots, and spatter flicked across the floor. The characters are punk, goth and fantasy streetwear girls with horns, pointed ears, katanas, chainsaws and roller skates. They have heavy-lidded eyes, blunt fringes, a mole under one eye and the look of someone you've kept waiting. The camera hardly ever sits at eye level. It looks straight down on her, up from the floor at a foot or a blade coming at the lens, or it frames her in a ring of teapots, ink bottles or lemurs. Trigger word: h30mu

How to use it

Start every prompt with h30mu, and write the rest the way the training captions read. Each caption is one plain paragraph: the camera view and pose, the face, the hair, the clothes, the props, then the background. None of them has style or medium words. The trigger carries the ink, and "ink drawing" or "manga" pulls Krea toward its own idea of those. Template:

h30mu, [CAMERA VIEW: seen from above / low view / full-length front view] of a young adult woman in her twenties [DOING ONE THING], [EXPRESSION WITH THE MOUTH DOING SOMETHING]. She has a [long / narrow / oval / round] face, [FRINGE], [EYES] under heavy lids, [ONE MARK: a small mole under one eye / freckle dots] and [NOSE]. Her [HAIR]. She wears [STREETWEAR OR COSTUME, ITEM BY ITEM, DOWN TO THE SHOES]. [ONE BIG SHAPE: AN ANIMAL, A HUGE OBJECT, OR A RING OF PROPS FROM HER JOB.] Plain white background.

Example:

h30mu, low side view of a young adult woman in her twenties sitting cross-legged on top of the shell of a giant tortoise walking slowly to the left, holding a postcard up in both hands and reading it, glancing sideways at the viewer with a sly look as if caught. She has an oval face, a loose fringe falling across one eye, a visible eye that is dark and heavy-lidded, thin arched brows, small pointed elf ears and a straight nose. Her long light hair is tied in a low braid with a ribbon. She wears a peaked courier cap with a small badge, an oversized waxed jacket over a striped shirt, baggy cargo trousers tucked into tall laced boots and a heavy leather satchel spilling letters. The tortoise is calm and patient, its head stretched forward and its eyes half closed, its shell drawn as bold black and white plates. Canvas mail sacks hang off both sides of the shell, and a few envelopes flutter down behind them. Plain white background.

Settings

Krea 2 Turbo: weight 1.0, 8 steps, guidance 1. If faces pick up grey shading or the picture picks up colour, go to 1.2. 1.4 gives bolder brush line. Krea 2 Base: start at 0.8 to 1.0. Portrait 896 × 1344 suits most of the set. Use landscape 1344 × 896 for a figure riding or lying across the page.

Tips

• Don't write "full lips" or "full dark lips". On this LoRA that phrase turns every face into the same grey, open, dark-lipped pout, whatever expression you ask for. Leave the lips out and give the mouth a job instead: a yawn, a shout, a whoop, a grumble, or something held crosswise in the teeth. "Closed mouth" doesn't stick either.
• One figure per picture. Two- and three-woman prompts duplicated people and gave them all one face.
• Give her one big shape to play against: a large calm animal she rides or hugs, one huge object behind her, or a skateboard deck or sword tip filling the foreground. Solid black objects like a bell or a coat come out well.
• Ring props come from her job. Ink bottles and a desk lamp for a tattooist, books and jars for a witch. A ring of five or six things frames her. More than that crowds in front of her.
• Put held things in a hand and say so. A pocket watch "she checks" floated in mid-air on its own, and "held up close to her face, the chain wrapped round her fingers" fixes it. Count the hands and give each one a job.
• "Seen from directly above" plus "head tipped back" split one head into two. Use "high-angle view" when she looks up at you.
• Seated poses with one knee raised and a foot on a stool rung tangle the legs. Sit her square with both feet down, or crop at the knees.
• Name garments plainly. "Leggings with torn knees" came out as stockings with bare hips, and "wide black trousers" is safer. Gilt, candlelight and "dark mottled" glass pull in a sepia wash the set never has.
• Write "a small mole under one eye", not "drawn marks under one eye". The marks turned into a black tear streak.
• Krea ignores negative prompts at guidance 1. To keep something out, describe what should be there instead.

Training

21 hand-picked ink drawings, each captioned by hand with content only: camera view, pose, face, clothes, props and background, with no style words. 19 are on plain white. Most show one figure from a steep angle, and a few frame her with a ring of props, a large animal or one huge object. Trained on Krea 2 Base with Civitai's trainer, released at epoch 10.