anthro bedroom_eyes big_breasts black_clothing black_legwear black_thigh_highs black_topwear blonde_hair breasts brown_eyes building city clothing countershade_face countershading dipstick_tail easyfluffv11.2_(model) female fur glistening glistening_clothing hair half-closed_eyes handpaw hands_on_hips huge_breasts legwear leotard markings medium_hair narrowed_eyes nipple_outline obese orange_body orange_fur outside overweight paws prompt prompt_at_source raining seductive sleeveless smug solo tail_markings thick_thighs thigh_highs tight_clothing topwear white_body white_countershading wide_hips icyibis canid canine fox mammal hi_res mixed_media portrait three-quarter_portrait
[section,expanded=From DA]I'd had something like this planned for a long time - a picture where I redo an area in a different style to make things pop - but somehow hadn't gotten around to it until now! My original plan was to use a shiny painterly artist from base SD to accentuate the latex areas, but alongside those artists I threw it an absolute classic who does good shinies - Pino Daeni - and one of the results was too good to pass up.

The structure of this was fairly straightforward. I generated a base image with all the elements I wanted, in the main style in EasyFluff. Once that was done, I masked the latex area and inpainted over it with a different style. To help maintain cohesion, I used the original generation as a ControlNet input for Depth and a low strength SoftEdge (to help maintain some main lines, without restricting the output too much), though I probably could've gotten away with just a Depth. Because this stage needed a better understanding of a base SD artist, I was using a different model for the inpainting. I'd tried a number of models supposedly closer to base SD, like Deliberate, 526mix, and actual SD 1.5, but ended up settling on my Fluffusion R1 + SD 1.5 mix I've tested out before. It worked best for the style I wanted, and since it was also a furry model, I could reuse a lot of the precise terminology from the original prompt. Though I'm just realising now that Fluffusion is a CLIP SKIP 2 model and I forgot to set that - oops!

As an aside, damn do I love this base style! It's my first time trying one of my favourite combos that I'd put together on other models with EasyFluff, and I'm in love. The only thing I'm not so keen on is the really skinny necks, but I might be able to prompt against that. I've also not really tested how it hands big fats, so that'll need testing. I kinda like some of the components put together in different ways, too. "Here's a style breakdown":https://sta.sh/01rgc45qjlxy I made using one of the other pictures in my batch that might make it into my gallery (I had so many options that I liked, I struggled to decide on what one to use for this picture!).

Details listed are for the original image, not this touched up version.
[b]Prompt:[/b] three-quarter portrait, [low-angle view::0.3], solo, anthro, female, fox, obese, huge breasts, big belly, belly rolls, wide hips, thick thighs, blonde hair, side cut, latex leotard, sleeveless, tight clothing, glistening clothing, hand on hip, smug, bedroom eyes, rainy city street background, detailed background BREAK by puppkittyfan1, by taffyy, by levelviolet
[b]Negative prompt:[/b] cleavage, camel toe, gloves, arm warmers
[b]Other:[/b] Steps: 25, Sampler: Euler, Cfg scale: 7, Seed: 1448793059, Size: 1152x1536, Clip skip: 1, Hires factor: 1.5, Hires strength: 0.6, Hires upscaler: Latent (nearest), Cfg rescale: 0.75, Prediction type: V
[b]Model:[/b] "EasyFluff V11.2 [821628644E]":https://huggingface.co/zatochu/EasyFluff/tree/main