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LoRA-model was trained on uncanny and funny police sketches.
Police sketches, also known as facial composites, are visual representations of a suspect's face created by a forensic artist or using specialized software, based on the descriptions provided by eyewitnesses or victims of a crime. Their primary purpose is to aid law enforcement in identifying unknown perpetrators.
The process typically involves a skilled artist interviewing the witness, carefully extracting details about the suspect's facial features (eyes, nose, mouth, hair, etc.), and then translating those verbal descriptions into an image. This can be done by hand-drawing, using pre-designed feature sets in computer software (like Identikit or FACES), or through more advanced evolutionary systems that present multiple full faces to the witness to converge on a likeness.
Important notes: if you trying to add some color stuff like "blonde hair" then add also "grayscale" in prompt. Also you can use strength 1.2 or more for weirdness and uncanny look.
Support author: https://donatello.to/itsgl