FiosWildAtlas
Cracked antique globe reveals living worlds within. Wildlife & beyond
Welcome to my 38th LoRA — the first in a four‑part series exploring Planet Earth, wildlife, nature, maps, and cosmic double‑exposure worlds all made using GPT 1.5 models.
FiosWildAtlas transforms antique globes into dramatic portals of living ecosystems: rainforests, tundra, volcanic coasts, deep oceans. Trained on cinematic fine‑art scenes of wildlife emerging from fractured cartographic spheres, it excels at single focal animals with strong silhouettes — lions, tigers, foxes, red pandas, giant pandas, orangutans and more.
It also handles non‑animal concepts beautifully, from apocalyptic vistas to dinosaurs, fantasy realms and ancient libraries and pairs well with other specialized LoRAs e.g: mice, chocolate, geisha, steampunk & hyperrealism.
The cracked‑globe aesthetic appears naturally but can be prompted explicitly for emphasis. Works beautifully with Flux at around 5% weight. For complex subjects, include the trigger <fioswildatlas>. Single‑subject prompts perform best.
Usage guide
Use trigger: <fioswildatlas>. Flux base, 5% weight. (Not tried Juggernaut). One focal subject works best. Always mention cracked globe for consistency. Pairs well with specialist LoRAs. Avoid complex multi-animal scenes.
Optimal prompting keywords
We recommend using these trigger words when prompting FiosWildAtlas to get the best results:
- <fioswildatlas>, cracked globe, antique cartographic
- animal emerging, wildlife, cinematic lighting
- living world interior, ecosystem, deep interior
- hyperrealistic, fine art, dramatic fracture
- ancient map, cartography, globe surface detail
- single focal animal, portrait, globe diorama
Thank you so much Kat @KitKa88 for kindly tipping my lora. I really appreciate it and love what you have created using it!
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