3 variations presently - distinct styles, not updates where one supersedes the other.
Primary colors version is very loose and leans heavily on blue-yellow-red. It's also the most abstract of the three.
Rosier colors is so-called for my last name (Desrosiers) being trained on a coloring and style I lean toward more heavily when I painted abstract works. This one is a bit more coherent in its image-making, but also picks up a lot on my imperfect photography of my artwork with all that light glare. Gives a really authentic feel, but I might rephotograph my old paintings to try training this one a second time.
Berkeley colors named for a series by Richard Diebenkorn. The coloring turned out very wide and often naturalistic, and also tends to the most coherent rendering. This is simultaneously the least abstract of the three, and also the most painterly.