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Ketrya S: Maniacal Monarch
High Queen of an island kingdom long bereft of past glory. Cold, calculating, and cunning, she maneuvers her nation and herself with apathy, ambition, and most importantly - results. Would you like to know more?
[Flux.2 Klein 9B]
Klein version of realistic (fictional!) concept for Ketrya S. Ketrya is the trigger - model mostly keeps her face consistent so prompting for short hair can be useful for that extra push. Tested between 0.7 - 1.6 strength. Enjoy!
[Illustrious]
Realistic (fictional!) concept for Ketrya S. First time showing off what I think her anime version would translate to in a realistic context. KetryaS is the trigger - model mostly keeps her face consistent so prompting for short hair can be useful for that extra push. Tested between 0.7 - 1.6 strength.
Data was created through Nano Banana Pro - first a face was composited and edited, then training images were generated. I would consider this a prototype but the results are very good! I hope you enjoy.
[Illustrious]
Ketrya S, new young adult female original character and one of my personal favourites! Happy with the result on her, Ketrya S triggers it and it doesn't seem to need much else for input. Flexible with strength and scheduler, mainly tested on Euler A at 1.0. Enjoy!
[Creator Notes]
Everything I make is for one purpose - fun. I don't mind not knowing much about AI (tbh don't even really understand how I managed to install A1111/Forge, Git is an enigma to me) , it allows me to create, learn, and grow. Personal projects are fountains of enjoyment for me, and in sharing them I hope to share some of that with the world - hopefully someone else feels inspired to create something!