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ThalisAI/lotus-mountain-flux
lotus-mountain-flux is a text-to-image model from ThalisAI. Use it when you need an image from a text prompt. It is set up for diffusers. The card lists the license as creativeml-openrail-m.
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From the Hugging Face model README
Lotus Mountain is a world-morphing LoRA that transforms environments into lotus-infused architecture and organic structures. Unlike character or style LoRAs, this model operates on the world itself - palaces bloom with petal archways, libraries grow from interlocking lotus stems, forests glow with bioluminescent lotus flowers, and deserts scatter petals across dunes like pink snow.
The morph effect is consistent and versatile. It doesn't simply overlay lotus textures - it reimagines the structural logic of each scene through the lens of lotus morphology. Archways curve like petals. Lanterns hang from stems. Water features fill with luminous blooms. The result is environments that feel simultaneously natural and fantastical, as if the lotus has been growing through the architecture for centuries.
Use l0tus (with a zero, not the letter O) in your prompt to activate the effect.
l0tus, a vast gothic cathedral transformed into lotus architecture, petal archways, warm amber light streaming through translucent walls
l0tus, an underground cavern where massive lotus formations grow from floor to ceiling, bioluminescent petals dripping prismatic light, a still underground lake
l0tus, a mountain temple at dawn, stone pillars wrapped in lotus vines, prayer flags between blooming archways, mist rolling through the valley below
This model is released under the CreativeML OpenRAIL-M license.
Dark fantasy, cosmic horror, and the erotic converge. We train LoRA models that transform the world itself - morphing environments, conjuring creatures, and rendering beauty that would make lesser creators flinch.