I will train an illustrious or anima style lora

The source, description of what exactly of that style is important to you, and whether you want an Illustrious or Anima base. Providing images of that style helps, but isn't required for publicly available style sources.

Yes. My training workflow is optimized to capture the core style design, proportions, and visual identity. In rare cases where reference material is extremely limited, I’ll let you know before proceeding.

A style LoRA will only turn out perfect, if there's enough different source material. If you only have images of a single character in that style for example, the style LoRA will have a hard time generating other characters.

All LoRAs are trained on either Anima or Illustrious. They will work on all Anima or Illustrious Checkpoints, results may vary depending on the checkpoint.

You have a very limited amount of space for adjustments. While you can reduce the weight of the style LoRA, you will also reduce the effectiveness of the style lora, which will result in a less accurate style.

Intermediate versions saved during training, useful for testing or personal fine-tuning.

No. I only create single-style LoRA models. Combining separate style LoRAs in one image typically produces better results and higher flexibility than multi-style training.

Yes. The model is intended to work alongside other LoRAs. As with all LoRA combinations, weight balancing and prompt structure will affect results, especially if you combine multiple style LoRAs.

Message me! I'm always happy to answer any questions you might have or discuss LoRA possibilities. I won't judge either.