Here are the best parameters specifically for Satiné's glossy cel-shaded style:

LoRA Strength/Weight

0.7 - 0.9 for full style dominance
0.5 - 0.7 if stacking with other LoRAs
1.0 only if you want maximum gloss and saturation

Satiné has very strong signatures so it hits hard even at 0.7

Sampling Steps

25 - 35 steps recommended
Below 20 = linework won't fully crisp up
Above 40 = over-renders and loses that clean cel quality

Sampler

DPM++ 2M Karras — best for clean crisp cel shading
Euler A — good for more expressive vibrant results
DPM++ SDE Karras — best for sharp detail on fabric and skin

CFG Scale

6 - 8 recommended
Below 6 = colors desaturate, loses vibrancy
Above 9 = oversaturates and burns highlights

CFG sits slightly higher than Aurelique because Satiné needs that push to maintain color boldness

Resolution

1024x1024 square — ideal for character pinup compositions
832x1216 portrait — best for full body character shots
1216x832 landscape — good for scene compositions

Clip Skip

Clip Skip 2 — recommended for illustrious and pony base
Clip Skip 1 — if using realistic base model

Recommended Negative Prompt

bad quality, low quality, worst quality,
painterly, soft rendering, muted colors,
desaturated, watercolor, blurry, grainy,
flat shading, no highlights, dull skin

What does my model do?

Satiné is a style LoRA that wraps your generations in a bold, glossy cel-shaded aesthetic built around vibrant saturated colors, sharp confident linework and that signature luminous skin sheen that makes every character look like they just stepped out of a high-gloss anime illustration. Where most styles aim for subtlety, Satiné leans all the way in — everything pops, everything shines, everything has personality.

What's it for?

Satiné was built for creators who want their characters to radiate confidence and energy. It's the go-to style for pinup illustration, fan art, original character showcases and any scene where you want the character to be the undeniable center of attention. If Aurelique tells a quiet story through atmosphere, Satiné lets the character do all the talking.

What's it good at?

Satiné excels at character-forward illustrations where personality and visual impact matter most. It handles glossy fabric rendering beautifully — lingerie, latex, lace and ribbons all benefit from that signature sheen. Expressive faces with bold eyes, detailed lashes and blushing cheeks are where this style truly shines. Vibrant outdoor scenes with warm sunset lighting and indoor scenes with dramatic neon or soft pink ambience both play perfectly to its strengths.

What should it be used for?

Satiné is ideal for pinup art, original character illustrations, fan art reimaginings, romantic and playful scene compositions and any project that calls for bold vibrant energy. It thrives when paired with expressive character prompts and colorful environments that give it room to saturate and pop.

What's it bad at?

Satiné struggles with subtlety. Soft painterly atmospheres, muted color palettes and understated moody compositions will fight against its natural instinct to saturate and shine. It's not built for realistic environmental storytelling or scenes where the background needs to carry as much weight as the character. Minimalist or abstract compositions also underperform since the style thrives on detailed characters and rich visual contrast.

How shouldn't it be used?

Satiné isn't the right tool for photorealistic outputs, dark atmospheric horror aesthetics or muted cinematic color grading. Trying to push it toward painterly softness will result in an awkward middle ground that satisfies neither direction. It also shouldn't be stacked with other heavy style LoRAs as the glossy cel-shaded signatures will clash rather than complement. Finally and without exception, Satiné must not be used to generate sexual or explicit representations of underage characters in any form. This LoRA was built as a creative tool for mature responsible artists and any misuse of that kind goes against everything this model was made for. That boundary is absolute and non-negotiable.