Brunette Tones

Explanation:

I'm a big fan of using wildcards. I feel that they really help with the randomization of images, allowing you to bring depth and imagination to your creations. With that said, I finally decided that maybe I should share a few of my own that I created personally for me, and hopefully you'll get as much use out of them as I have.

This wildcard is the "Brunettes" wildcard. It is a comprehensive list of tones and colors for your dark-haired debutantes. Tones and colors such as "burnt umber," "light chocolate," and "rosewood."

The flexibility behind this is to give your creations a chance for you to see your image with variations of the hair color you may be looking for with the scope of what brunettes may have. Try using this with the Hair Detailer by 2vXpSwA7 or the Hair Length Slider by ostris or one of the many hair style LoRAs, and you're off! Or not, it's your decision.

Installation:

In order to use this wildcard, you're going to need the dynamic prompt extension for stable diffusion. This allows you to place the file inside of the wildcards sub-folder. The folder structure should look like the following:

----- \stable-diffusion-webui\extensions\sd-dynamic-prompts\wildcards

I also recommend downloading the Adetailer extension. You can install it directly from the Extensions tab. Wildcards tend to work rather well within this as well, considering Adetailer is somewhat an automatic type of inpainting. A couple good articles on Adetailer are here and here, if you'd like to read them.

And.. there you have it. I hope you enjoy what this wildcard can do for you. Hair color isn't limited to gender, so it should work on male and female. I haven't tried it on furry/anthro art, but I'm sure it will probably work just the same.

Enjoy, and good luck on your imaginative and creative journeys!