<h2 id="atmoillu-atmospheric-illustration">AtmoIllu — Atmospheric Illustration</h2>A style LoRA for the Anima family that restores Illustrious-like rendering: warm atmospheric color, organic blending, and painterly material detail — without chasing any real artist's style. AboutAtmoIllu is not a real-artist style. It was trained entirely on my own dataset generated with Illustrious + IP-Adapter, distilling the rendering qualities I wanted to transfer into Anima:<ul><li>Warm atmospheric palette — cohesive color temperature instead of flat, oversaturated defaults</li><li>Organic character rendering — soft, confident linework with natural skin and fabric shading</li><li>Controlled color hierarchy — the subject leads, the background supports; light guides the eye</li><li>Painterly texture — scattered detail and material rendering that reads as illustrated, not rendered</li></ul><h3 id="usage">Usage</h3><ul><li>Base model: Anima family — best results on refined Anima checkpoints</li><li>Weight: 0.6 – 0.9 (0.7–0.8 is the sweet spot for most prompts)</li><li>Trigger word (optional): <code>Atmoillu</code></li><li>Example Assist tags (optional, mix freely): <code>organic color blending</code>, <code>soft confident linework</code>, <code>scattered texture detail</code>, <code>atmospheric depth</code>, <code>cinematic light hierarchy</code>, <code>painterly material rendering</code>, <code>controlled color hierarchy</code></li></ul><h3 id="notes">Notes</h3><ul><li>This is an early release trained on a limited dataset. I plan to expand and refine it with better captions in the next version.</li><li>Current version was captioned with Qwen3.5 9b — pure natural language, no tags. I dunno, Claude told me to do it. 🥴</li><li>Feedback welcome. Really glad to see your results!</li></ul>

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