Trained on tsuntsuke using anima base.there is no activation tag. However I would still suggest using secondary media tags, such as "faux traditional media" and "painting \(medium\)" and potentially others along those lines.Also as a fair warning/note of interest;while it's not exactly the intended use case, you can also use "@dino \(dinoartforame\)" and it will give you a fair semblance of that particular art style. Consider it a bonus? Easter egg? Potential caveat(since it will inhibit mixing dino with the tsuntsuke style)? Just making it known so there aren't any surprises. There's a preview image at the end of the preview gallery.I guess I also wouldn't recommend prompting @ciloranko(unless that's what you want, I'm not your dad you can do whatever)? though it has nothing to do with the dataset used, minus being an adjacent to dino.Also this lora isn't likely to allow any actual, pure white or black backgrounds. That's because the source artist is all scans from physical media which has drawing paper texture. This isn't really important it's just something to keep in mind.

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