Indie dev asks Reddit which image model to use for game card art
CanBeUsedAnywhere · reddit · 2026-10-12
An indie developer is building card art for a game based on a friend's novel characters. He has permission to use a decade-old commissioned artwork as a style template, and wants to generate new characters in that style, then restyle them across themes (medieval, gothic horror, chibi, etc.).
He lists candidates like Krea 2, Qwen 2.1, Flux 2, and Anima, finds the image-generation landscape overwhelming compared to video, and notes Civitai workflows are intricate. He expects to need LoRAs for unique elements and asks the community for a starting point.
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