Different breast shapes. How to create and combine different shapes

In this short tutorial we will look into a very interesting issue, namely the different shapes of a woman's rib cage. What basic shapes they are, what are the most common and how to create these or those shapes with the help of prompt.

Part 1. Female Breast Shapes: The Most Common Types

Some of the most common forms that almost any AI model can understand include the following:

Bottom-heve/Bell Shape
Close-Set Shape
Full/Round Shape
Narrow/Slender Shape

After a lot of experimentation, it is safe to say that these four types can be drawn without the use of additional Lora. But this does not mean that every model will be able to draw all of them correctly. This is due to the fact that each AI model was trained on a different sample and not always there was a variety of shapes. So be careful when choosing the main AI model on which you will work.

Here are a few models that have performed well on basic female breast shapes:

Among Lora, I can also point out a few that combined well with the others

Lora: Ranma-chan (Fanart) - Ranma 1/2

Part 2. Non-standard shapes of female breasts

Just as there are basic shapes of the female breast, there are some that cannot be obtained by simply writing them down in promt. They are already specific and require either the use of additional Lora or a more precise description. Otherwise you will not get the results you need.

These forms include:

Assymetrical Shape
Athletic Shape
Fundamental Shape
East-west Shape
Relaxed Shape
Side-set Shape
Tear-drop Shape
Conical Shape
Separated Shape
Shallow Shape
Top-Heavy Shape
Itty Bitties Shape
Canoes Shape
Torpeedo Shape

As you can see most of the possible forms are quite hard to replicate. But this does not mean that it is impossible to repeat or recreate them. For this purpose it is important to understand the basic principles of working with body shapes. I talk about it in my free course (link). But for general understanding I will say the following. To get breasts directed in different directions and looking upwards you need to write the following request. For protection purposes I will close the "*" part of the query, but you know what should be there.

(huge natural banana brea*** shape), brea*** sticking outwards to top, sharp nippl*** sticking up.

Thanks to this combination, we get a rather rare East-West shape and its various adaptations. Here you can play with the shape as you like.

At the same time, you can just spread them apart without adding upward directionality.

This should work thanks to this prompt.:

(huge natural banana brea*** shape), brea*** sticking outwards.

You will see the difference immediately, because thanks to different Lora you can achieve very accurate results. That's what we're going to talk about now.

Part 3. Lora that will help you in getting the results you want.

First of all I want to warn you that using Lora data is recommended only with the barbed word "SFW:2" ! Otherwise you may get unsafe content.

So what are the different Lora ? Each of the following can be used both in combination with others and independently. Their names speak for themselves.

LORA: Banana ti**
LORA: Torpedo ti**
LORA: Saggy Brea***
LORA: Natural Bo***
LORA: Round Brea***
LORA: Torpedo ti**
LORA: Bursting Brea***
LORA: Small Brea*** X
LORA: Asymmetrical Docking with Unaligned Brea***
LORA: Perfect Full Round Brea*** & Slim Waist

All the Lora's on the list can be found on the website seaart

As an independent work you can try to work with this prompt (Separately marked where you should insert your variant).

best quality, ultra high resolution, professional artwork, ultra detailed, HD, solo, beautiful tall and mature middle-aged white woman, long black hair, blunt bangs, (blue micro bikini with no sleeves), super hero pose, ((Your Shape)), highly asymmetrical breasts, puffy, sexy muscular body, wide hips, thick thighs, bikini, sexy, erotic, lewd, crotch, thighs, cleavage, detailed ultra oily-shiny skin, daytime, (extreme close up), (((head out of frame))), looking at the viewer

You can also repeat and experiment by clicking on the link at seaart. There's a ready-made model here that you can start your work with.

You may end up with a similar result.

You can also see examples of how to use prompts in my telegram group, where I share ready-made algorithms and image creation tweaks every day.