AI art "Stella" featuring #Chivalry of a Failed Knight and #Stella Vermillion
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Stella

#Chivalry of a Failed Knight#Stella Vermillion
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stella vermillion, chivalry of a failed knight, 1girl, fox ears, fox tail, red hair, long hair, hair between eyes, hair intakes, two side up, hair ribbon, yellow ribbon, red eyes, amber eyes, animal nose, furry, anthropomorphic, female anthro, vermillion fur, white chest fur, black tipped ears, white tipped tail, auburn markings, cheek markings, lean build, graceful, wolf-like proportions, confident stance, broad shoulders, beastars style, artist:wanke, masterpiece, ultra detailed, standing, regular clothes
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stella vermillion, hair between eyes, hair intakes, hair ribbon, long hair, red eyes, red hair, two side up, yellow ribbon, ,Beastars anime style Stella stands with a lean, graceful build like Juno's, carrying wolf-style proportions with fox-like refinement in her facial structure. Her fur comes in a rich vermillion-red base, deepest at the top of her head and along her back, fading into a creamy white or soft ivory across her chest, muzzle, and the tips of her ears. Fox-shaped ears, tall and pointed, carry dark charcoal or black tipping, matching a fluffy fox-style tail with a white tip at the very end.Her eyes hold a sharp, intense amber or golden-orange color, large and expressive like Juno's, carrying both warmth and fire depending on her mood. A scattering of small, darker auburn markings traces along her cheekbones and the outer edges of her eyes, giving her face a striking, almost regal pattern. Her stays short and fox-like rather than elongated like a full wolf, keeping her look soft and beautiful while her broader shoulders and confident stance carry wolf-like strength and pride. She is not wearing a muzzle she’s wearing her regular clothes
Dimensione
768 x 1280
Passaggi di campionamento
28
Metodo di campionamento
Euler a
Scala CFG
5
Negativo
no leather straps" and "no buckles" adds extra coverage since those details often trigger the restraint look even when "muzzle" gets excluded. Keep "muzzle" itself out of the positive prompt entirely, and use "snout" or "short fox-like nose" there instead, since some models associate the word "muzzle" with the accessory more than the facial feature.

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