<h1 id="who-needs-style-loras">Who needs style LoRAs? 😉</h1>Illustrious is very powerful when it comes to styles. Its default Anime style is just a small part of what it can do.So before you slap on another LoRA, give the base model a try. Odds are, it already knows your favourite style or artist.Here are two wildcards I have been experimenting with, and I hope they can be an inspiration for you to build on and push further.I suggest to try them with minimal positive and negative quality tags, especially for the more unconventional styles. In these images I've only used<pre><code>masterpiece, very aesthetic, score_7_up</code></pre>as positive, and<pre><code>score_1, score_2, score_3, artist tag, censored</code></pre>as negative base tags.All images show the styles at 1.1 strength to emphasize the effect, but you can go either way of course.illu_lora.txt contains a few artists and styles, including additional prompts to anchor, but Illu also works fine with just the artist.In illu_lora_polar.txt I've been experimenting with narrowing down styles using both positive and negative prompts, which grants infinitely more possibilities. This is more like a proof of concept for me, but fun nonetheless.In ComfyUI, you would need the "Negative Wildcard Processor Node for ComfyUI" which moves our &lt;!...!&gt; prompts from the positive to the negative prompt. Alternatively, you can always just move them over by hand.Give them a try, show us what you created, and have fun ❤️And if you know more nice style/artist collections, let me know!

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