An attempt to copy the Illustrious Cryosibilum style by Comte. It's one of my favorite styles and I missed being able to use it when generating with other models. If this lora is of any use, the praise goes to him not me. If he ever expands Cryosibilum outside of Illustrious then it's almost a given that you'd want to use the real thing over my attempt to ape it. That said, I'm reasonably happy with how this turned out.

It's generally a style that works best with horror or surreal subjects using heavier color contrast. It also benefits from descriptions of the lighting and color palette.

Additionally I tried to build the dataset with a large amount of generations with the Cryosibilum lora that also used one or more of my lora on top. I like apocolyptic settings and danganronpa/Rui Komatsuzaki art so it's possible that might have some subtle shift in this lora's overall output.

Version notes

So far I think that the Anima version of this lora gives the best results.

Anima: Fairly straightforward to use but really benefits from adding descriptions of color composition, gradients, lighting, lines, perspective, color palette, etc.

Klein 9B: Came out somewhat weak. You might need to push the LoRA strength up to 1.1 or 1.2 if it's too subtle. The same advice about specifying style, gradients, color palette from the anima version holds true here but even more so.