Qwen Image: Gummy Animals LoRA
Apply a Qwen Image LoRA to transform any subject into a sour gummy candy-style character. Enter an animal name in the prompt to generate a stylized, edible-looking creature.
概要
This workflow turns any animal prompt into a translucent, sugar-coated "sour gummy" character using the Qwen-Image model with a style LoRA. The core of the graph is a single Qwen-Image generation node (id: e5cfe5ba-2ae0-4bc4-869f-ab2228cb44d3) that handles text conditioning, sampling, and LoRA application, followed by a SaveImage node to write results to disk. Two annotations (Note and MarkdownNote) provide usage tips and a link to ComfyUI’s Subgraph guide so you can encapsulate and reuse the gummy-style block in your own projects.
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Yes. Install the Qwen-Image ComfyUI extension and download its assets. Place qwen_image_vae.safetensors in models/vae and ensure the Qwen text encoder (Qwen 2.5 VL 7B) is installed per the extension’s instructions. Put the Gummy Animals LoRA in your LoRA/models directory so the generator node can load it.
Use the LoRA strength and prompt wording. Higher LoRA strength yields a stronger translucent, sugar-coated look. In the prompt, include descriptors like "translucent," "sour gummy," "sugar crystals," and "backlit." Reduce strength or remove candy-specific terms if the style overpowers the subject.
The LoRA is tuned for animals and works best when the subject is an animal (e.g., dog, cat, horse). It may produce interesting results with other nouns, but consistency and anatomy are most reliable with animal prompts.
Try a brighter, high-key setup: add "on white background," "studio lighting," and "soft backlight" to the prompt. Increase LoRA strength slightly, raise steps for more detail, and keep guidance moderate to prevent oversaturation. Also try simpler compositions (single subject, centered) at 512–768px for crisper material cues.