Introducing Style Models

Palak Zatakia

Nov 8, 2024 — 2 min read

In any well-crafted animation, film, or game, there is a visual harmony that guides the viewer from one scene to the next, creating a seamless experience. This visual harmony or style enables different parts of a story to connect and be a part of the whole. A consistent style helps viewers pick up on recurring themes, personality traits, or the evolving tone of a scene.

Inconsistent style breaks immersion, interrupts the flow, and makes viewers feel that what they’re seeing isn’t a cohesive world but a collection of separate pieces. Without a consistent style across a story, the elements individually may be beautiful, but unless they fit together seamlessly, the larger picture never fully materializes.

Maintaining a consistent style across countless frames or assets can be challenging. Traditionally, maintaining a consistent style across scenes and assets meant manually replicating details or spending hours fine-tuning. Achieving a compelling level of consistency has required painstaking attention to detail to ensure every asset stays "on model" especially when these assets are being created for an animation or a game.

A New Era for Artistic Consistency

We’re thrilled to introduce Style Models—a new feature of Morphic Studio designed to make stylistic consistency effortless, even across large, complex projects.

Maybe it’s a hand-painted look, a futuristic sci-fi vibe, or a whimsical cartoon aesthetic, with Style Models, you can now upload 25-150 images that embody your chosen style—character designs, objects, architectural concepts, or any visual cues you want to build from. Morphic Studio takes these inputs and creates a customized style model. When you prompt on Morphic Studio for a new image and choose your new custom style model, the output will reflect the same characteristics you captured in your initial uploads.

Style Models allow creators to move from concept to final imagery faster, with far less manual correction. This AI-assisted consistency in style can save hours while ensuring every asset looks like it belongs in the same world. It helps you focus on the joy of storytelling while ensuring that the visual language remains unified.

With Style Models on Morphic Studio, we're one more step toward making storytelling accessible and efficient for everyone, from indie artists to large production studios to game developers. Learn more about how to use Style Models.

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