<hr /><h3 id="by-popular-demand!-&quot;a-stack-of-bad-photography-training&quot;!">By popular demand! "A stack of bad photography training"!</h3>Turns out render style lora from Anima Preview1 days is getting attention still!So, I remade it for Anima Base.The original thing contained deconstructron-photography, deconstructron-render art, toon style and a mysterious bit called 'maleabc' (all P1).This one contains deconstructron-render art (P3), toon style (P3) and a brand new 'maleabc' (Base)!What's so good about this?- Glam handpicked sportie guys!- Greater facial variance than normal. Little to no resemblance to training data, but faces are different per gen.- Default realism-leaning style and strong(ish) render style.Biggest con - broken gens are an eyesore on realistic output, and Anima sprinkles errors generously.I do, normally, try to make my loras work at weight 1, but don't forget you can still adjust the weight or mix this with something else, more stable perhaps.Anyways, enjoy!<hr /><h3 id="sometimes-a-prince-is-just-not-enough!">Sometimes a prince is just not enough!</h3>If you know where last one is from - you know where this one is from too :winkyface:Very straight forward.- There may or may not be a two letter keyword that enhances the style (even though, I think this should enhance all American comic book styles across the board through similarity and association).- Conflicting ("word salad") prompts are poor, because data had a lot of "weak signals" in form of auto-tagged comic panel pages. Prompts have to be focusing "strong concepts" for best result (like, you will find that certain sex poses are super consistent, while a random solo dynamic pose will be entirely broken).(for those unaware how Anima text encoder works: Anima uses AI text encoder that infers general "idea" of your prompt and only then looks for latent association; unlike, say, SD1.5 encoder that infers tokens directly in a sequence; that's why the more "about one thing" your prompt is - the better the output in Anima)Enjoy.<hr /><h3 id="something-a-little-more...-charming-today.">Something a little more... charming today.</h3>*bliiiink*Dug up some more pretty pictures in folder named [REDACTED].*bliiiink* *bliiiink* *bliiiink*It's a neat [REDACTED] style, that looks a little like [REDACTED].*blink* *bliiiink* *blink*Signatures show up sometimes, so do use negative prompt 'signature'.*bliiiink*Not much else to add, just a solid lora.*blink* *blink* *bliiiink*Even though lora works as is, you can amplify it with trigger word [REDACTED].*blink* *bliiiink* *blink*Yoghurt is fantastic in this hot summer weather btw!*blink*<hr /><h3 id="it's-ugly...-don't-look-at-it!">It's ugly... Don't look at it!</h3>No seriously, this one is pretty bad.Long story short, with that pixel fix tech I got an I idea I could improve on lowres style lora from a while back. I generated some extra data and made it all neat and pixelated. And it sorta worked. And it's even a stronger than that old lora. But it's not great.The biggest con - for some unknown reason, pixelization shows up stronger with larger negative prompt. So, I'm using a different negative prompt for this one. And I hate it, because I totally wouldn't use anyone else's lora that requires special negative prompt. Oh well.Like before, dataset was generated with SD1.5 Dark and Darker Portrait Lora (<a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/146048/dark-and-darker-portraits-2023">Dark and Darker - Portraits - 2023 - Anima | Anima LoRA | Civitai</a>). I made non-portrait male-centric data. It's strongly stylized, but mixes very well with other loras.- It's pixel art, but unlike the DIY pixel dataset lora, this one is shaded and painterly. In fact, it resembles the origin lora this time around.- Negative prompt in question can be found in my previews.- No triggers required.- Yes, I'm aware there's Anima Dark and Darker lora version too. But I like the SD1.5 stylization.That's it.Toodeloo!<hr /><h3 id="some-people-just-don't-know-when-to-slop...">Some people just don't know when to slop...</h3>A little something from our oriental friends (besides anime).Few tips:- Width resolution of at least 1024 px highly recommended.- Default output is flat illustration. Add painterly tags to get digital art output. Training data was either or.- Try 'asian', 'fat' tags (I tried 'chub', 'chubby', 'musclechub' - these don't seem to work).You're going to take it and you're going to like it!<hr /><h3 id="hope-you-didn't-fill-up-on-cheese...">Hope you didn't fill up on cheese...</h3>This one I hovered for a while but never got it anywhere good.Raw finetune output was almost unservable, as it normally is, when you work with 300x300px images. I had to dilute it - thus the size spike (blended in a bit of deconstructron).It ended up as a cartoony caricaturized model, inspired by VGcats.- OMG! I FOUND IT! THE TRIGGER WORD IS 'TOON'! I REPEAT! THE TRIGGER WORD IS 'TOON'. It stabilizes output by a lot.- You can also use 'sketch' to make it messier and weirder.- You probably don't need any other style keywords. But who am I to stop you.- Simplified hands are very common in VGcats - don't mind the 3-4 fingered output.- Very random, due to source material.- Did I mention model was trained on 1000 images?Testing it myself, but if I find a better blend, you'll be the first to know ;)Enjoy.<hr /><h3 id="is-this-a-thing">Is this a thing?</h3>This bit was in a folder named 'bush' - it's called 'bush style' now.It's a bit narrow and not particularly versatile. Evokes oldie pencil art depicting well-endowed male specimens. Has characteristic rough "geometric" anatomy.Trigger the style with pencil art related tags, like 'sketch'.Give it a spin.<hr /><h3 id="here-comes-a-new-challenger!">Here comes a new challenger!</h3>Um... I had a couple of homoerotic comics lying around, by certain artist named Beastman. Even though google search did not yield anything and only pointed me at furry community - the comics were not furry.Training data was a very good spoof of some famous sfw mainstream anime/manga artists. Resulting lora is a sharp, neat and a "very familiar looking" anime model.Looks like some blend of bleach, jjk and maybe even naruto. Normally, Anima can replicate those quite well on its own, but data was also a little "extra" (if you know what I mean).Enjoy.(still training on anima-base, because aesthetic throws an error; I didn't bother trying to figure it out, but previews are all generated on anima-aesthetic-1.1)<hr /><h3 id="for-90s-corn-lovers-out-there">For 90s corn lovers out there</h3>Lora trained on iconic Julius homoerotic oldschool art.Features rectangular-faced American butch style guys.General style is flat 2d. Painterly tags make somewhat cooler shaded look. Regardless, it's an acquired taste.Enjoy.<hr /><h3 id="another-one!">Another one!</h3>This time it's Persona 4 character art style.If you played it, you probably know, that it's heavily teen leaning, so I had to dilute it a little.Do still watch out for keyword 'young', as output still very skinny twink leaning.Training data was concept arty - if you have trouble with multiple images appearing, do use tag 'solo'.I prefer painterly stylization. But lora does do flat style if you don't prompt for painting.Do use trigger tag 'persona4'. Weighting it higher to try and get a closer style.Enjoy.<hr /><h3 id="amaze-amaze-amaze">Amaze, amaze, amaze</h3>This is a "one step further" version of the recently posted 'chartact' lora, inspired by Final Fantasy Tactics male character stylization.It does contain chartact lora itself plus another mystery bit.Feel free not to use the trigger tag, for more generalized AI look (which is also more muscular). Or do use it to enhance the etching style of Akihiko Yoshida.Good luck!<hr /><h3 id="a-little-watercolor-art-looking-style">A little watercolor art looking style</h3>Anima does already respond to 'watercolor' quite strongly, but making previews I didn't quite witness dat classical wet on wet watercolor look that SD1.5 easily produces.So, I just trained up a little lora on distinct watercolor slop.Turned out quite pretty acshully.(P.S. it even fakes canvas painting texture a little better, if you prompt for it)<hr /><h3 id="crazy-story">Crazy story</h3>So, I went for a walk the other day and noticed a USB stick on the ground.Plugged it in back home, and what do you know! There was a lora in there! What are the odds? 2026 is just full of surprises!And the art style looks so familiar, just can't put my finger on it...Anyways, here it is. Maybe you guys can figure it out.(kinda looks like this I guess <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/412368?modelVersionId=459604">Artziee - Artziee | Stable Diffusion 1.x LoRA | Civitai</a> , but honestly, seen it all over)<hr /><h3 id="a-little-pixel-art-looking-style">A little pixel art looking style</h3>Okay, okay it's not really pixel art.It's more of a 'lowres art'.Trained on some output I had from this Lora:<a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/146048/dark-and-darker-portraits-2023?modelVersionId=162546">Dark and Darker - Portraits - 2023 - SD15 | Stable Diffusion 1.x LoRA | Civitai</a>Anima can do a lot of art styles, but medium textures are not trivial to land. Strong pixelization is quite fragile. As such, a couple bullet points first:<ul><li>Don't use any medium tags in prompt, (aka 'digital art', 'photography' and such) otherwise pixelization gets smoothed out.</li><li>Faster trained version retains the color scheme of original data. But I opted for a slowly grilled one, that dips into Anima's own pixel ability but uses bright colors. If you want to tone down the color do 'muted color'.</li><li>Seems to be able to mix with one lora, without losing lowres look, but it can vary, I guess.</li></ul>Output is very different from the Dark and Darker lora and looks a lot more general. For better or for worse.Enjoy!<hr /><h3 id="slop-saga-continues...">Slop saga continues...</h3>Anima is so good at absorbing generative AI styles, that I find myself digging through my old output hoard to train some loras.This will possibly be a little series.First entry is a little ink looking style.

Sloppy Moments

realistic-style.safetensors

realistic-style-BASE

hero-style-BASE

prince-style-BASE

lowres-style-BASE

jiraiya-BASE

vgcats-BASE

bush-BASE

beastman-BASE

julius-BASE

persona4-P3

akihikoyoshida-P3

watercolor-art-P3

hyper-style-P3

pixel-style-P3

ink-style-P3

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