A lizard that glides between trees on orange skin flaps, lit up by the morning sun. A desert beetle that drinks fog through glass domes on its back. A fox with ears so big it hears the scorpion under the sand. None of them exist, and every one of them looks like it was shot on a field trip.
This LoRA photographs invented animals the way a nature documentary photographs real ones: macro on the eye, telephoto in the field, flash at night, camera trap at ground level. The strange trait stays in the picture, and it always has a job.
Use
- Trigger:
biofotosint, first word of the prompt. - Strength 1.0.
- Krea 2 Turbo, 10 steps, CFG 1, euler / simple, 1248 x 832.
- After the trigger: the animal and its anatomy, what it is doing, where, the light, the lens. biofotosint, a slender lizard gliding between two mossy trunks in a cloud forest, thin orange skin membranes stretched between its front and hind legs, backlit by the low morning sun so the membranes glow, 400mm telephoto.
- Give every odd trait a job: skin that hides it on lichen, a membrane that carries it between trees, an ear that finds the prey. In our test, Krea 2 alone kept the invented anatomy in 1 of 5 creatures and went back to the animal it already knew. With the LoRA, 5 of 5.
- Real species stay real. Name one (a red fox, a snowy owl) and you get that animal, in the same field register.
- Skip "photorealistic", "8k" and friends. The LoRA brings the register.
Workflow
The ComfyUI workflow is in the files of this version, and it rides inside every image of the gallery: drop one into ComfyUI and it opens with the prompt that made it. Weights from Comfy-Org/Krea-2 on Hugging Face.
Reuploading this LoRA, or training another model on its outputs, needs our permission first.
Commissions are open: bring me your creature, your character or your style and I'll cut a Krea 2 LoRA to measure. Send me a message.