Oilecule
– Hey, AI Oil Painting Squad, Assemble! Give Your Anime Girls a Splash of Pigment Vibes~
Sigh, I gotta admit: I’m a fake-serious oil painting enthusiast.
Oilecule is my weekend mischief product—using Illustrious as the base, I poured in a bunch of oil painting inspirations.
It’s not some rigid “master copy machine,” but it makes your characters look like they just jumped off the canvas: a bit of brushstroke roughness, some ambiguous lighting, and that illusion of “hey, I can smell the turpentine in this pic.”
What’s So Addictive About It?
- Pigment Mood: Not obsessing over “thick impasto,” but you’ll spot those little brush marks, colors lazily blending in layers. Anime faces blend seamlessly—eyes sparkling, hair silky, yet with that oily “touchable” texture.
- Light Tricks: I love those side-light shadow games; characters look like whispering by candlelight, backgrounds? Misty forests or sunset glows, switch with your mood.
- Girl Specials: Skin reflecting light so naturally, curves soft like an invitation for a second glance (but don’t get too immersed). Multi-character scenes hold steady, no collapse even in twisted poses.
- Artist Cameos: Stuffed with shadows of 40-ish old masters by [whowho], oil vibes does it), from Monet’s dreamy flower fields to Van Gogh’s manic swirls. Full menu? Dive into the example images to explore!
- No Fuss: HD straight out (1536x1536 no sweat), no watermark ghosts, toss a prompt and it hits—tested till 3 AM for this ease.
Anima
Below are some relevant generation settings/data for your reference:
Works at resolutions between 512^2 and 1536^2 pixels
• Steps: 20–35 (Best around 30 )
• CFG Scale: 3-5 (Best around 4 )
• Sampler: er_sde (or Euler )
• CLIP Skip: 2
• VAE: Already integrated
• Restore Faces: Off
• Adetailer: On (for clean facial detail)
✅ Positive Prompt (Universal & Stable)
masterpiece, best quality, amazing quality, absurdres,
🚫 Negative Prompt (Recommended for Clean Results)
worst quality, low quality, early, old, score_1, score_2, score_3, cartoon, graphic, painting, crayon, graphite, abstract, glitch, deformed, mutated, ugly, disfigured, long body, bad anatomy, bad hands, missing fingers, extra fingers, extra digits, fewer digits, cropped, very displeasing, artist name, blurry, jpeg artifacts, lowres, censor
High-Res
• Base Resolution: 1024×1024 or larger
• Highres Fix: On
• Upscale Factor: 1.5×
• Hires Steps: 10
• CFG Scale: 5.5
• Upscaler: 4x-AnimeSharp
• Denoising Strength: 0.8
And here is my personal Anima T2I (Text-to-Image) workflow:
As you can see in the v10 showcase, I have provided a side-by-side image comparison. The odd-numbered images are raw text-to-image outputs straight from the model, while the even-numbered ones are the upscaled results using 4x-AnimeSharp. I believe this will be super helpful for everyone! All images use the exact same seed and negative prompt so you can see the true, unedited performance. Based on my actual testing, the raw generation (direct output) actually retains more fine details.
Form Anima Base
Casual Chat: Why I Messed With This
Truth be told, I’m just a “wanna paint but too lazy to death” guy.
Scribble notebooks piled into mountains as a kid, grown-up AI saves the day—but those glossy pics always leave me hollow.
Oilecule is my little protest: make machines learn the “happy accidents” of handmade.
Discord drop by? https://discord.gg/52q6zuxcr2 (vent, show off, snag menu).
Keep it alive? Buy me a coffee / Buzz (power bill pigments all on it, thanks!).
Little Rules (No BS):
Play by Illustrious open-source. Pics are yours to own, pot’s on you. Share for fun, commercial/remix hit me up.
Come on, poke one—your next wallpaper might be hiding in the pigment pile. 😏🖌️