Mona Watercolor (Anima style LoRA)

Trigger: @mona_watercolor · Recommended weight: 1.0 · Base: Anima (use on Nova Furry Anima or any Anima tune)

A soft watercolor painting style: translucent washes, gentle granulation, wet-edge blooms, and unpainted white paper showing at the borders. Characters get delicate soft shading and scenes turn into full painted illustrations with a paper-frame look.

How to prompt

Lead with the trigger and describe your scene. Weight 1.0 works everywhere: portraits, white backgrounds, busy outdoor scenes, interiors. The standard booru quality tags are fine.

Example:

@mona_watercolor, an anthro snow leopard woman wearing a cream hoodie and denim shorts sits on a park bench under autumn trees, holding a paper coffee cup, full body, looking at viewer. masterpiece, best quality, score_9, score_8, score_7, highres, absurdres, very aesthetic

Negative:

worst quality, low quality, bad anatomy, bad hands, lowres, deformed, blurry, watermark, photorealistic, 3d

Settings

• Sampler: euler_ancestral + sgm_uniform, CFG 5, 30 steps.

• Weight 1.0 default; up to 1.15 with the wash prose below for maximum paper character.

Cheat sheet

• Deeper washes: add soft washes of color, unpainted white paper edges to the prompt and raise weight to 1.15. Use that exact edge phrase; "paper border framing the picture" gives a tidy rectangular frame instead of dissolving edges.

• Give the paper room: pale subject colors (white chest fur, light clothing) let the unpainted whites breathe. Saturated subjects still work, they just read more fully painted.

• Character LoRAs override the paint. Stacking a character LoRA keeps its identity but flattens the watercolor back toward clean anime shading at any style weight. For full watercolor on your OC, describe them in the prompt instead (species, colors, hair, outfit): @mona_watercolor, a full anthro purple wolf woman with a furry wolf face and pale lavender fur, long dark purple hair...

• Anthro slipping toward human? Write full anthro, furry wolf face, fur covering her body (adapt the species) and negate human, kemonomimi, human face, human skin. Avoid the bare word "muzzle", it can render a muzzle restraint.

• Avoid wet words. Phrases like "wet-on-wet blooms" render literal dripping water, and "colors bleeding outside the lines" renders paint splats. The style does not need them.

• Feral works too: tag feral with the species.

• Humans: fully supported, lovely for soft romantic scenes.