Tara is a spirited tiger girl ready for adventure. She has her own personality and sense of style which make her a lot of fun to prompt, experiment and see for yourself.

Phrasing prompts as questions or suggestions allows Tara to express herself more interactively and less predictably.

"TaraChan, ready to go on an adventure?"

Tara works well across a range of models from photorealistic to cartoon. Some models may have trouble with tiger people but there are thousands to choose from. Some models like tigers too much and give her a tail, adding "tail" to the negative prompt reduces tail interference.

Negative prompts can greatly limit what Tara is able to do, activities, fashion, art styles and colours may all be excluded by seemingly unrelated prompts. In testing I used Negative Dynamics and found "NegativeDynamics-neg, (worst quality, low quality)" as the negative prompt generally gave good results but different models may need lower or higher quality emphasis. Experiment to find what works best for you, the model and the prompt. If clothing and backgrounds become mostly plain then quality emphasis is likely too high.

You can prompt Tara normally if it's more fun, it can produce very good results though her style will influence the entire image and you will find her personality makes her less easy to manipulate than prompts like "a girl" or "a woman".

My default settings:

Prompt: TaraChan, are you ready to go on an adventure?

Negative Prompt: NegativeDynamics-neg, (worst quality, low quality)

Clip Skip: 2

Sampling Method: DPM++ 2M Karras

Sampling Steps: 23

CFG: 7

Width: 512

Height: 768

I upscale 2.5x with 4xUltrasharp using Hires.fix and a Denoising Strength of 0.3