<h1 id="mb-balsamique-style">MB Balsamique Style</h1>Style LoRA inspired by the artwork of Balsamique (David Goujard): heavy variable-weight ink contours, hard two-tone cel shading, angular faces with a heavy upper lash line, glossy highlight shapes, bold exaggerated proportions and flat colour-field backgrounds.<h2 id="i-need-some-buzzzzz-to-create-new-styles...">I need some Buzzzzz to create new styles...</h2><h2 id="anima-0.4">Anima 0.4</h2>Trained with mode detailed tags. Choose tags carefully. Use the thick outline tag if you need a style with thick, rough outlines.Everything else is described below in Anima 0.2<h2 id="anima-0.2">Anima 0.2</h2>Author tagTry removing/don't use the author tag - sometimes the result is better without it.<pre><code>@balsamique</code></pre>Recommended settingsBest work on Anima Turbo v1.1LoRA strength: 0.8 (0.7–1.0)Sampler: uni_pc, er_sde, eulerScheduler: ddim_uniform (uni_pc), beta (er_sde), simple (euler)Steps: 10CFG: 1Resolution: 1184×864, 832×1216Example prompts<pre><code>sensitive, 1girl, @balsamique, solo, adult woman, black hair, long hair, earrings, turtleneck, sweater, belt, black pants, bracelet, black nails, lipstick, looking at viewer, standing, hand on own hip, red background</code></pre>Tips- Short booru-style tag lists work best — the LoRA was trained on tag captions, not prose.- In multi-character scenes, attributes can attach to the wrong person; generate a few seeds or describe the second character with fewer tags.

[MB] Balsamique Style | Anima

<ul><li>new dataset and captions</li><li>another training settings and more training steps</li></ul>

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