Guidance and prompts for using Style Reference code
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Summary

This style presents a style combining futurism and minimalism, incorporating modern architecture, character portraits, and urban landscapes. The overall color scheme is dominated by black, gray, and white, creating a stark and serene atmosphere.

Style Analysis

Color:This style primarily uses black, gray, and white tones, creating a minimalist and modern effect. This choice of colors gives the visuals a stark yet deep quality.
Lighting: The lighting emphasizes shadows and soft transitions, particularly highlighting a futuristic and mysterious effect in the depiction of architecture and characters.
Drawing Technique: This style combines simple composition with rich textural detail, showing strong visual impact in the portrayal of people and buildings.

Application Scenarios

Fashion Advertising and Photography: This style is ideal for high-end fashion brand advertising and photography, conveying avant-garde and modernity through its unique visual effects and minimalist design.
Film and Television Production: With its futuristic and urban feel, this style can be applied to science fiction or urban-themed films and TV series, enhancing immersion and visual tension.
Architecture and Interior Design: This style suits modern architecture and interior design projects, creating a unique spatial experience with its simple yet deep aesthetics.

More Tips

You can explore further by combining the following command:

--s: Default value is 100, can be set from 0 to 1000. The higher the value, the more detailed the image, and the closer the style may be to reality.
-niji 6: Using this command will give the image a more anime style.
--sw: Default value is 100, can be input from 0 to 1000. A higher value makes the style closer to the original.
You can now blend multiple --sref codes together (for example --sref 123 456 )
You can weigh individual codes or urls as follows --sref 123::2
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