Bluey Style

This LoRA model was trained to convert various characters into the Bluey art style, designed to maintain compatibility with other character-specific LoRA models. During the labeling process, we intentionally avoided using Bluey character names while emphasizing descriptors related to art style, settings, and detailed visual elements.

The training utilized 999 watermark-free images sourced directly from Bluey episodes. All image tagging/annotation was processed using Claude 3.5 Sonnet, with particular focus on:

1. Preserving the show's signature thick outlines and colored pencil textures

2. Maintaining pastel color palettes and soft lighting effects

3. Capturing the distinctive squat proportions and exaggerated expressions

4. Recreating authentic Australian suburban environments

5. Retaining playful domestic chaos in scene compositions

All the Brian Griffin example pictures are generated with also this LoRA.