My own personal take on Wildering's artstyle. I feel it captured the mood and anatomy well enough for posting. More grounded and realistic feel overall. I cannot generate locally for the time being, I'll be experimenting with Civitai's trainer and I'd be grateful for people to test it and post their results here. Tested mainly on <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/503815/nova-furry-xl">Nova Furry</a> , following Crody's excellent <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/articles/19107/crodys-illustrious-noobai-image-generation-tips">Image Generation</a> guide.Model features:<ul><li>grounded and more realistic</li><li>species anatomy</li><li>cinematic, naturalistic rendering</li><li>moderate visual contrast</li></ul>Note: the LoRA performs best when the species is specified clearly in the prompt (wolf, dragon, shark, fox, etc.). Using only generic tags like <code>anthro</code> or <code>furry</code> leads to merged mammal/scalie traits or inconsistent creature features. So you would go anthro [sex] [species].Dependant on your checkpoint, I use : ~0.6–0.8 strength, 25 steps, 15 hires with Remacri and CFG &lt;=5Weaknesses:<ul><li>can become over-stylized at high strengths</li><li>can exaggerate anatomy and highlights, merging scalie/anthro features if pushed too hard</li><li>may struggle with crowded scenes or highly complex interactions</li></ul>

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