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Model: Stable Diffusion

Prompt:

A portrait of a tiger as evil warlord general, sticker, Anthropomorphized, portrait, highly detailed, colorful, illustration, smooth and clean vector curves, no jagged lines, vector art, smooth
Width: 512
Height: 768
Seed: 2730653529

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