An original character from the author's mythology named Thanat. Inspired by assassins and ninjas.
Thanat is a hooded, faceless monk-ninja figure — a quiet witness wrapped in layers of torn, weathered cloth. His presence is defined by restraint and mystery: loose monastic drapery, fabric wraps, a hidden face, and a still, meditative posture. The texture feels rough, tactile, and timeworn; the palette stays within muted earthy tones — ash, moss, smoke.
This LoRA captures the essence of dark monastic minimalism, decay style, and early 2000s aesthetics. It’s ideal for dark fantasy concepts, introspective character art, and post-medieval worlds marked by silence, erosion, and memory.
Core features:
Entirely hidden face (cloth, mask, or shadow)
Monochrome palette (olive-gray, ash, black)
Layered robes with frayed edges
Coarse fabric and tactile folds
Calm, grounded stance (standing, slightly bowed head)
Diffused, ambient lighting
Mood of stillness, humility, and ancient decay
Recommend prompt:
hooded faceless monk, tattered layered robes, cloth mask covering entire head, dark muted colors, soft light, full bodyNegative prompt:
face, eyes, mouth, realistic, glossy, skin, armor, bright colors, cinematic lighting, photorealistic