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Watercolor Picture Book Cover
A watercolor picture-book cover of a furry girl among green foliage with a Japanese title, subtitle and byline; her look, pose and the three lines are editable.
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A watercolor illustration of a children's picture book cover. The main subject is a cute furry kemonomimi girl with short green hair, cat ears, and green eyes. She is smiling happily while holding up her middle finger with a white-furred hand. She wears a green garment with a fluffy white collar. The background features soft, painted green foliage and small yellow flowers on textured paper. At the top, large hand-drawn green Japanese text reads "なかゆびさん". Below it, brown Japanese text reads "こんにちは". On the middle-left, smaller black text reads "さく・え：とらの". The image has a visible book spine on the left edge, emphasizing the physical book format.
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When to use it
Use when you want a joke or real children's book cover in soft watercolor and need to set the character, the pose and the Japanese title.
How to get the best result
- Describe the character in one phrase of species, hair, ears and eye color; her green garment and white collar are fixed.
- Phrase the pose as something she does with one hand, since the fixed sentence ends with a white-furred hand.
- Write the byline as author and illustrator on one short line; it sits small at the middle left, below the title.
Watch-outs
- The three text lines are rendered as real text, so type the exact strings; a described title comes back as gibberish.
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