Project Sekai TRAINED Card Style [Pony]

Made using Project Sekai 3★ and 4★ card art, using trained/upgraded versions of the cards. As a result, this is more oriented towards interesting and unique image compositions, color schemes, and outfits compared to the untrained version.Trained with several "theme" tags attributed to images of different "vibes" or art styles. Some work better than others, most of them require additional tags to get the full intended look. Theme tags aren't necessary and images can be generated fine without them, but I find they each give images a more interesting look and prevent repetitiveness. Detailed theme tag breakdown below.Loras used in example images (upscaled with lowered weight): gumi, gakupoMost useful theme tags:Blue theme - Predominantly blue-colored. Try mixing with vibrant theme or purple themeWhite theme - Predominately desaturated or white. Try mixing with low contrast theme, or dark theme for a more grey vibe. Vibrant theme - Focuses on vibrant palettes and non-standard shading styles (like colorful or neon shading.) May require emphasis (try "(vibrant theme:1.x)"). Mixes well with most other theme tags.Dark theme - Dim, dark lighting, "night" vibe but also works for dark indoor settings. May require emphasis. Try mixing with vibrant theme.Hit or miss theme tags: Low contrast theme: Bright, soft lighting, pastel look. Using white theme on low emphasis ("(white theme:0.7)") can help.Day Theme: Bright daylight, early afternoon type of vibe. Try using tags like blue sky or underwater in combination. (The tag alone may not be super impactful).Warm Theme: Sunset vibe. Likely more useful as a negative as the model tends to reach for sunset lighting even without it.Mostly unhelpful:High contrast theme: Meant to give a pop-art vibe with thick outlines but the model doesn't seem to have latched on to it very well on its own. You can try adding vibrant theme with tags like black outlines or cel shading to help get the correct look.