"Use 6 of guidance. As far as strength goes, this is a decidedly chameleonic time. In fact, you can start from 0.8, but by going down you can obtain less caricatural but equally pleasant results and by going up you increase the effect (but I recommend going up only when the low values ​​do not give the desired effect, for example if it comes out in color). Look at the examples to see the various results.

The "B&W Vintage Cartoon" style captures the essence of classic black-and-white animation, reminiscent of mid-20th century cartoon art. It features smooth lines, simple shading, and expressive characters, often with exaggerated features like large eyes or pronounced gestures, set in nostalgic environments. The monochrome palette emphasizes light and shadow, creating depth and contrast without relying on color. This style is timeless, evoking a sense of charm and elegance with its clean and stylized form, often used for storytelling in a cozy or whimsical setting."