I think this is the right way of chopping the problem space. In this case, the artist expressed a preference to not have her name used, which seems reasonable,

I think this is the right way of chopping the problem space. In this case, the artist expressed a preference to not have her name used, which seems reasonable, and the author renamed the repo to accommodate that. One could easily imagine the opposite scenario, where the artist objects to not being credited. We are in a weird stage where the indexes into this style space are quite weird and ad-hoc; look at all the prompt engineering black magic. It’s worth noting though that this problem only showed up because there weren’t many examples of this style in the data set; when every frame of every Disney animation is in there, it won’t need you to refer to one artist’s name. I do wonder if a PR and UI improvement would be to layer a language model on top to build the prompt, or perhaps even bake this into the model itself, so you can use more generic (and possibly iterative) style descriptions instead of having to refer to an artist by name. Basically use AI to solve the prompt engineering problem too.