<a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://ko-fi.com/hat0ri"><img src="https://image.civitai.com/xG1nkqKTMzGDvpLrqFT7WA/7a1e5f30-004e-4d68-90d3-adca38b27ea5/original=true/7a1e5f30-004e-4d68-90d3-adca38b27ea5.jpeg" /></a><h3 id="general:">General:</h3>This one's refusing to cooperate, I might have to experiment with some more settings and captions. It does make the style, but I feel like it's not very close, definitely not as close as I want it to be. It turns out Anima knows linear hatching quite a lot already, I feel in this case it's a bit harder to get better result compared to when I did it for Illustrious (granted I used the CivitAI trainer back then, which isn't available for Anima - and I believe I've seen somewhere that they're making kohya based training redundant? Weird move honestly, not that I've been using it anyway).The nature of the dataset was like 100% MHA focused, so I imagine it might be good for images with the characters from there.<h3 id="tags-and-information">Tags and information</h3>Use tags:@ntkrmb_style, linear hatchingSupport:If you like what you find here, please consider making a donation <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://ko-fi.com/hat0ri">https://ko-fi.com/hat0ri</a>, thanks!

NightlyKrumbs older style (sketch) | AnimaB [WIP]

It's not very consistent I feel like. It can have some minor issues with the linear hatch shading and sometimes minor limb issue can appear, but neither persist through different seeds.

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