Styrofoam (World Morph/Style) [Qwen/Flux]

Mid-Week Morph #7

Styrofoam is a surreal LoRA that sculpts the world from fragile white foam, like a stage set carved from discarded packaging. Designed as a world morph, it transforms everyday objects, animals, and characters into lightweight forms with a distinct pebbled texture — uncanny in their simplicity, fragile yet monumental.

This model balances between play and unease: scenes take on the look of toy dioramas or architectural mock-ups, but with a ghostly stillness, as if they might collapse at a touch. Use it for minimalist cabins, strange mascots, spacecraft carved from brittle foam, or creatures that look like life-sized prototypes awaiting animation.

🔮 Highlights

• Core aesthetic: pressed foam beads, hollow and lightweight, uncanny fragility
• Color palettes: pale whites, soft blues, metallic silvers; can be tinted with simple color prompts
• Shaping: excellent at architecture, animals, furniture, and vehicles in foam-textured form
• Tone: surreal minimalism — half model kit, half haunted stage prop

⚙️ Recommended Parameters

• Flux guidance: 3.0 – 5.0 (lower values feel more ethereal, higher more solid)
• Strength: 0.7 – 1.0 for most use cases
• Prompting: single object phrases (blue styr0f04m dog) or short scenes (silver styr0f04m space ship)

🖋️ Example Prompts
The keyword for this LoRA is styr0f04m.

• white styr0f04m log cabin
• blue styr0f04m dog in the park
• silver styr0f04m space ship
• yellow styr0f04m flowers in a garden
• black styr0f04m cathedral at dusk