<h2 id="trigger-word-:-@p8tdgr4c3">Trigger Word : @P8tdGr4c3</h2>I set the trigger word in the Anima style, because I will release both Illustrious and Anima, provided it turns out okay. If you want stronger brush strokes, you can prompt for them. I don't find it necessary on the Illustrious version but the Anima version tends to over-smooth everything.What It's Good At: This specific style. Smooth painted style. This face shape/proportions. What you see in the sample images is a good representation of the sort of 'baseline' of the style.What It's Not-So-Good-At: Not having giant foreheads. The model definitely had too much takamichi in it, which has led to these really stupid giant foreheads that I absolutely hate. I highly, highly recommend prompting against big foreheads, stressing bangs, etc. to deal with this, unless that's what you're after.Basic Model Info: This model was made to be a blend of several painting style images as well as the Takamichi artstyle blended with a few other artist styles. As a result, it's very painting-ee and it's very takamichi-ee. Whether that's good or not, well, you can decide. I sort of hate it, personally.

Painted Grace

Initial upload of the Anima version. Same triggerword as listed. I go back and forth on whether it performs better or worse than the Illustrious version. Sometimes it makes very ugly people. Sometimes it makes people with tiny heads. But it also makes some pretty good pictures. If using Anima Turbo I recommend a weight around 0.6-0.8 as that's where I had the best results. For regular anima, I genuinely don't remember, probably just 1.

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