I don't think I do a good job with styles. I do something wrong in the text or data set choices, or maybe I just don't use enough consistent images. This was done with circa 100 consistent styled images.
This one has a strange love of the colour blue which you will see in the grid image and previews. Randomly some images just love to turn up in a blue monotone and I really can't understand that as nothing in the dataset looked close to this. Strangely I kind of like it but I haven't figured the negative prompt necessary to stop it, but I would love to control it more as I think this could work will if you can dictate the colour or gradient of the effect.
the sweet spot seems to be around 0.8 I think, and the results vary massively depending on the model you use. I have found the Babes checkpoint to produce best results, as it is complementary to the art style regardless.
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Just trying to refine and improve. I'm not sure if a prefer the original or not, the new version maintains a better standard, but the original does create a more comic-esque style I enjoy.
I have found using the [From:To:When] prompt good for preventing the inversion from completely changing the image. If you make something you want to apply the style too try out [():DEN_melkorMK2:15] and it will create the base and start the style from step 15.
As ever i really want to see peoples work from these, so please upload and share.
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