An unofficial Krea 2 style LoRA inspired by Hermann Huppen’s landmark European comic series Jeremiah. This release uses the selected Final checkpoint.
About the source
Belgian comics author Hermann launched Jeremiah in 1979. The series follows the drifter Jeremiah and his companion Kurdy Malloy through a fractured post-apocalyptic America: isolated settlements, abandoned highways, militia territories, improvised trade, hostile landscapes, and survivors making difficult moral choices.
What this LoRA does
JJonesHermanStl emphasizes grounded European-comic draftsmanship, decisive ink contours, weathered faces, muted earth colors, dusty roads, ruined towns, practical clothing, hard daylight, and cinematic wilderness compositions.
Usage
Trigger word: JJonesHermanStl
For the strongest result, put JJonesHermanStl, illustration, in Krea 2’s top/style input and describe the character, action, and environment in the bottom prompt.
Useful subjects include drifters, scavengers, roadside traders, motorcyclists, desert camps, wrecked vehicles, frontier settlements, derelict factories, tense travel scenes, and adult-only figure studies. Add no text, no lettering, no speech bubbles for clean standalone art.
Included version
- Final — trained on Krea 2 Raw and tested with Krea 2 Turbo at LoRA strength 1.0.
The gallery contains all selected portrait and post-apocalyptic test renders, including adult-only studies.
Unofficial fan-made style LoRA. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Hermann Huppen, the publishers of Jeremiah, or any rights holder.