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MochiMochi said:

Unfortunately, it's Lost Media; I can't find their art anymore :(, their account was deleted

Part of their generations has been preserved in the "All Uploads" section (https://aibooru.online/media_assets) โ€” assets from #634765 down to #634570 (around page 35 at the time of writing). I think I also spotted a few more further back.

Some images still retain their metadata as well (for example, asset #634745), so the style itself isn't lost. If you have access to NAI, you can use the metadata to recreate the image and continue generating in that style. I actually saw the same style being used by someone else a few days ago, most likely a different person using the same prompt.

Also, in asset #634601, the censorship appears to have been applied incorrectly. And as far as I know, Pixiv may interpret posting large numbers of images every day as spam, which tends to attract moderator attention more quickly.

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MochiMochi said:

Unfortunately, it's Lost Media; I can't find their art anymore :(, their account was deleted

Ah well that is sad, not unexpected from Pixiv though site has horrible preservation.
I would have a look at other sites that scrape images but it's a bit late for me, I'm sure they'll be around somewhere.
Maybe a reverse image search on an image we have might bring up somewhere with the others.

konny said:

Part of their generations has been preserved in the "All Uploads" section (https://aibooru.online/media_assets) โ€” assets from #634765 down to #634570 (around page 35 at the time of writing). I think I also spotted a few more further back.

Some images still retain their metadata as well (for example, asset #634745), so the style itself isn't lost. If you have access to NAI, you can use the metadata to recreate the image and continue generating in that style. I actually saw the same style being used by someone else a few days ago, most likely a different person using the same prompt.

Also, in asset #634601, the censorship appears to have been applied incorrectly. And as far as I know, Pixiv may interpret posting large numbers of images every day as spam, which tends to attract moderator attention more quickly.

Good to know some of them are in media assets.

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The model you use for this image, is it a good one to use for multiple loli images? Sorry for the odd question, been trying to find a loli Ai image generator to use myself, but not sure how to go about finding one.

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RikAI said:

The model you use for this image, is it a good one to use for multiple loli images? Sorry for the odd question, been trying to find a loli Ai image generator to use myself, but not sure how to go about finding one.

No problem, though I can't say I'm an expert on this myself.

I think all modern models (Illustrious, NoobAI, NovelAI, anima, and their derivatives) can generate loli without any issues, especially with LoRAs. Use โ€œloli has:metadataโ€ in the search, and youโ€™ll quickly find all the images that include metadata for the generation and the model used - that should give you a useful point of comparison. One thing to note is that NovelAI is a paid online service, while anima generally benefits from having a powerful GPU. Illustrious and NoobAI (both SDXL-based models), on the other hand, will run on pretty much anything.

If you're just getting started with image generation, wai-illustrious-sdxl is a pretty good starting point for almost anything.

For the image above, I specifically used this LoRA; it was responsible for the entire style.
https://civitai.red/models/1884029/blue-archive-cutscene-style-illustrious

Using the metadata from the post together with this LoRA, you should be able to reproduce the image quite easily and generate plenty of similar ones.

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shadoxart said:

HI ! I love this style so much. Im little ai artist too. Whats IA do you use for make this art ?

Judging by the model tag they used NovelAI, also if you look under the image you will also see a tab called "AI Metadata" where you can see how it was generated.

Always appreciate people sharing metadata.

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