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I can tell you draw. At least, i suppose your profile picture is your creation.  I like it.  :-) I also use to, not often or anything, but when i need to have a more controlled sketch.

I tried Comfy too, but i found a hard time to understand it's nodes and all. Too techie for my taste. (And i am more programmer than artist haha) 

I don't get what you tried to say with the Lora stuff. A Lora is not for trouble shoot. But imagine is like a plugin for a checkpoint. 

Something like: you have a checkpoint that only generate anime. A Lora  can be a character Lora, for example... a Goku Lora.  That make all the characters in the generating picture to be Goku or Goku-resembling. 

It can be troublesome if you try to use an Style-Lora in a 'All styles checkpoint' I have at least one checkpoint per style. (one photographic, one anime, one western cartoon, and so on.) 

AI in general doesn't imagine things. It's more like a weird statistic calculator that returns that most probable output for a given input. (To put it in a shorter of shortes way.)

Maybe you are not bat with AI, like i said. It just you didn't find the right tool for you. Or perhaps you don't need it at all? IDK.

I don't want to sound obnoxious or like i am doing marketing. But I like 'Krita AI Diffusion' because i can draw like i normally do, select a checkpoint and control exactly how i want it to change my image, and then use my normal 'pre-ai' image edit in skills to go on. If you are a illustrator. cartoonist, designer, somebody with actual art skill, etc. I think that tool may be more useful to you.

Anyway,  wish you luck. 

:-)