Here's something a little different after a few artist style LoRAs... this (work-in-progress) LoRA collection is exclusively trained on various style reference codes found on Nijijourney version 6. For every LoRA made, I'll paste the original code. There's no set way I'm choosing these styles, just some from the internet, some I've stumbled across personally.

hwsref1 ---sref 1333447729

A detailed style that blends a bit of anime and realism. Textures like the clothes and hair are VERY realistic. Most of the training material was portraits, but there's a few landscapes scattered around the dataset. AnythingElse V4 seems to like this LoRA the most.

hwsref2 --sref 632624334

A very moe and glossy anime art style, with most characters having round and almost doll-like heads. Hair, clothing, accessories and character surroundings are very shiny and almost holographic. A lot of checkpoints are compatible, but AnythingV5 renders it cleanest.

hwsref3 --sref 1742554747

A clean and stylized illustration style with bold linework, flat shading, and a vibe that sort of reminds me of vintage comics. Dynamic head angles are common. This LoRA can be unpredictable on many checkpoints. AnythingV5 is best for this LoRA.

hwsref4 --sref 2467884816

Super-saturated, painterly and detailed anime art style; it's really giving that stereotypical "90s anime" aesthetic. Nijijourney likes to make pictures with this code in mostly cool tones, night scenes, and lots of red splotches that could look like blood too. This LoRA controls all that to keep your generations looking normal. Counterfeit-V3.0 works best for this one.

Usage Tips

• The trigger word is "hwsrefX". Replace the X with the right number listed.

• Most NAI-based checkpoints are generally compatible with this LoRA. Check out the recommended resources to see which ones work the best.

• Use Booru language when prompting.

• LoRA strength can be 0.8 to 1.5. Higher strengths may cause more creative details.

• For more anime/illustrated styles, use any DPM or DDIM sampler. For more realistic styles, use Euler/Euler a samplers at 512x768 base resolution. Hires fix is not required.

• Use ADetailer to fix imperfect faces.