I had gotten a little bored one day, and decided to figure out how to create a lora of the species my OC is based on, the dracowolves. Hybridized creatures of wolves and dragons, my own little take on the creatures.
I got this sucker baked well enough that you should be able to use it at full strength, and the main trigger word is "dracowolf", also at full strength. You don't need to include horns, it'll certainly give you that, though it will also try to stick to just the dual horns on the head. It'll certainly want to stick to the traditional colours of my character, but I've found some success in changing those details. Even the variations are still considered a dracowolf to me.
This was trained on my personal checkpoint, KavkaMix
Works great with other Loras. I personally like using this for a nice Final Fantasy feel in conjunction with others such as this for some high-contrast. I'll include examples using other Loras to show the drastic differences.
When doing headshot portraits very little modification is needed. You can use all the additional suggested tags (along with the more intricate detailed prompts as shown in the example pics), but I only use things like "scaled belly, furred back" when it wants to do a scale/fur blend..which can also look nice. "Canine features" does help with the face/head.
Enjoy!
Update March 26, 2023
Trained on KavkaMixV1.2
Great results without needing other Loras, but those are always fun to play around with!
Key prompts: dracowolf, canine features, scaled forearms, scaled hands, scaled belly, scaled chest, furred legs, furred biceps
Sampler: DPM++ 2M Karras
Steps: 25
CFG: 7
512x512 or 512x768
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Be warned about the tails. Can be wonderful, can be cursed. Ye have been warned, and I shall continue to work on this along with my checkpoint. Nudity might require the assistance of other Loras. I sometimes use this.
An enhanced version of the previous one.
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