UDA LoRA for anime and digital art releases, trained on 250 images and 10k steps
kingroka · reddit · 2026-10-22
Reddit user kingroka released UDA (Ultimate Digital Artwork), a Moss Image LoRA for anime and digital painting generation. The author reports base models often produce weird artifacts in digital artwork styles, and this LoRA fixes them — though users should watch out for over-slopifying outputs.
Training details: 250 images, 10,000 steps, using structured JSON bbox prompt formatting (plain natural language prompts also work well). The dataset combines their anime/digital painting, Studio Ghibli, and vintage anime ideogram LoRA datasets. Available on Civitai.
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