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Well here is another flux tattoo model…
Honestly tattoos are something I find Flux (and its derivatives) does not handle very well.
It can generate spectacular images, but it’s hit and miss with tattoos.
This is my second attempt at a tattoo style LoRA for flux. To be honest I am only 80% happy with this, but I think it is good enough to be well worth sharing.
This was trained using 110 AI generated images. I used a mix of Flux Krea and SDXL models that I captioned using a Qwen model. All images were of tattooed women.
It can boost quality and smooth edges of tattoos nicely.
Looking closely at test images a lot were improved subtly.
Some of the tests have made me say wow!
What it does do well is allow more complete skin coverage for bodysuit tattoos, especially on breasts. Checkpoints have a tendency to put tattoos anywhere but on tits!
It also seems fairly good and blackout and black-work tattoos
Anyway, as I said I think this is worth sharing. Have fun!
Usage, I have tested weights of 0.5 to 1.5, a weight of 1.0 seems best.
I have only used Euler as the scheduler.
It seems to work well with character LoRAs and style LoRAs
This is not a character LoRA, but I guess I should say: “Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental and unintentional.”