by Astroburner

This LoRA creates a complete horizontal 6×3 facial reference sheet containing eighteen portrait panels of the same character.

The character’s identity, appearance, clothing, rendering style, lighting, camera distance, and background remain consistent across the entire sheet.

Only the head angle, eye-gaze direction, and facial expression change.

Sheet Layout

Left Side – Head Angles and Gaze Directions

Top row:

Looking up-left
Looking straight up
Looking up-right

Middle row:

Exact left profile
Straight frontal view
Exact right profile

Bottom row:

Looking down-left
Looking straight down
Looking down-right

Right Side – Facial Expressions

Top row:

Neutral
Open joyful laughter
Clearly angry

Middle row:

Visibly sad
Startled surprise
Playful and mischievous with the tongue sticking out

Bottom row:

Gentle smile
Shy or embarrassed
Tense or uneasy

Important Resolution Information

The most reliable base resolution is exactly:

1672 × 944 pixels

This resolution reproduces the intended 6×3 arrangement most consistently.

The LoRA has learned not only the expressions and viewing angles, but also the spatial structure of the complete sheet. Changing the width-to-height relationship can therefore affect the layout.

A canvas that is too wide may cause the model to generate additional rows, columns, or portrait panels.

A canvas that is too narrow may cause panels to disappear, become compressed, or merge incorrectly.

You can increase the resolution, but the width and height should always be scaled proportionally.

Recommended resolution steps:

1× Base Resolution 1672 × 944

2× Resolution 3344 × 1888

3× Resolution 5016 × 2832

4× Resolution 6688 × 3776

Higher resolutions require significantly more VRAM and generation time.

For the first test, I strongly recommend using exactly 1672 × 944 pixels.

You can increase the megapixel setting afterward, provided the same proportions are preserved.

Generating below the base resolution is not recommended because every individual portrait panel receives less image information, which may reduce facial quality and layout stability

FaceGrid 18 – Angles & Emotions for Krea 2 - v1