Can a LoRA make image models generate ordinary-looking people instead of perfect faces?
baben7 · reddit · 2026-07-27
The author wants to train a “real people” LoRA for image generation because many models over-optimize for beauty and produce unrealistically perfect faces and bodies.
They ask whether a larger dataset than the usual 20–30 images is needed, whether training settings should differ from a standard character LoRA, and whether it is even possible to push a model away from its default aesthetic bias toward more ordinary human appearances.
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