One obsession / Anima's NoobAI model — the artist tag recognition is where it really shines.

Anima, this NoobAI-based model, is pretty beginner-friendly. The dev keeps stressing that you don’t need LoRAs or complex tags to get decent images.

The most useful thing for me is how it handles artist tags: the dev says you gotta start with @ followed by the artist name, like @piromizu. That little detail is key—if you don’t format it right, it probably won’t work. The dev also mentioned that all the artist strings used in the sample images are hidden in the image prompts, so you gotta dig them out yourself. Says that’s part of the fun.

The dev’s attitude is pretty down-to-earth too—says the newest version isn’t necessarily the best, so just try them out and pick what works for you. If you’re into mixing artist styles, definitely check out this @ trick.

Ohhh so that’s how you tag the artist with the @[name] format. I’ve been wondering why it never worked for me before, turns out that was the issue.

Haha yeah, digging through example image prompts to find the artist’s style is honestly such a fun little game lol

NoobAI’s base model is actually pretty solid at recognizing artist tags.

New version isn’t always the best—OP’s got a point there.

It’s honestly so beginner-friendly to generate images without needing LoRA.

The real fun of these models is mixing and matching artist styles.

I could spend all night just digging through example images to find the artist’s style chain—it’s way more addictive than tweaking parameters.