Sample Images & Prompts

Here are some samples generated with LoGG 2.5D.

I'm not adding the exact prompts for every image because... well, I'm lazy. There are quite a few of them, and honestly, I'd rather let you experiment with the model yourself.

Instead, here are some sample prompts that should give you a good idea of what the model can do and how to get the most out of it.

The model works particularly well when you give it clear material descriptions, defined lighting and enough information for it to understand the surface you're trying to render.

Sample Prompt 1 — Knit + Denim

adult woman, close-up fashion portrait, long dark brown hair, vivid blue eyes, oversized charcoal gray ribbed knit sweater, thick raised knit channels, visible yarn structure, knitted loops, wool fibers, natural fabric folds, blue denim shorts, coarse woven cotton, visible diagonal twill weave, realistic stitching, faded denim texture, directional lighting, cinematic lighting, strong material separation, dimensional shading, detailed anime illustration, 2.5D rendering

Sample Prompt 2 — Velvet + Embroidery

adult woman, elegant black velvet evening dress, large crimson floral embroidery, raised embroidered petals, thick threadwork, soft velvet surface, subtle fabric compression, realistic folds, detailed long hair, realistic eyes and eyelashes, natural skin texture, cinematic lighting, directional key light, deep shadows, crisp highlights, dimensional material rendering, detailed anime illustration, 2.5D aesthetic

Sample Prompt 3 — Lace

adult woman, black lace lingerie, large floral lace patterns, raised lace appliqué, visible woven threads, embroidered roses, layered lace edges, realistic fabric transparency, satin trim, detailed hair strands, realistic eyes, natural skin texture, directional lighting, cinematic lighting, strong contrast, tactile material detail, dimensional shading, anime illustration, 2.5D rendering

Sample Prompt 4 — Satin

adult woman, elegant burgundy satin dress, smooth glossy silk-like fabric, realistic folds and tension, sharp specular highlights, subtle fabric reflections, detailed hair strands, realistic irises, detailed eyelashes, natural skin texture, directional lighting, cinematic lighting, controlled shadows, dimensional fabric shading, anime aesthetic, 2.5D rendering

A few things I've found useful

- Describe the material, not just the clothing.

"ribbed knit sweater" → "thick raised knit channels, visible yarn structure, knitted loops"

- Describe large patterns clearly.

"floral lace" → "large raised roses, thick embroidered petals, layered lace edges"

- Directional and cinematic lighting work particularly well when you want the material response to stand out.

- Don't rely entirely on "high detail" or "masterpiece" tags. Give the model something specific to render.

- The model isn't designed to remove the anime aesthetic. It works best when you lean into the anime/illustration style while giving it better materials, lighting and dimensionality.

And yes, if you really want the exact prompt for a particular sample, just ask. I probably still have it somewhere. I'm just too lazy to put all of them here.