Wanted Poster LoRA — Ongoing Test Results

A second round of testing was conducted using a different style LoRA. The poster typography changed slightly, most noticeably in the shape of the headline and the reward lettering. Even so, it remains clearly recognizable as a Western-style wanted poster, which suggests that the layout concept is holding together reasonably well across different inputs. There is, however, a recurring issue. In two out of four test images, the model insisted on generating an additional line of unreadable pseudo-text beneath the reward amount. This appears to be the model's way of declaring that no bounty can exist without being officially issued by some authority, office, guild, sheriff's department, frontier committee, or equally underfunded institution. Unfortunately, the issuing entity remains illegible. The notice is clearly official, but official on behalf of whom is apparently classified information. At this point, the LoRA seems to understand the constitutional principle that a wanted poster must be backed by paperwork. It simply lacks the literacy needed to complete the paperwork. Further investigation is required.