[Kogasa Tatara Appearance Settings]
Kogasa Tatara from the Touhou Project. A girl who is the tsukumogami of a karakasa umbrella. She has a petite, girlish build.
Her hair is a light blue to blue-green color. It is short to shoulder-length, with lightly fluffy ends. She has bangs, and her overall silhouette is soft and rounded.
Her eyes are heterochromatic, with different colors for each eye. Her right eye is a light blue to blue color similar to her hair, and her left eye is a vivid red. Because her right eye is close to her hair color, it can sometimes appear as if she has a single eye. Her eyes are large and girlish, and her expressions are very lively.
Her outfit is based on a white long-sleeved blouse, over which she wears a blue to light blue vest. The vest has an ornament in the center. Her lower body is clad in a pale light blue skirt, with a line of white circular decorations along the hem. The skirt has a lightly flared, girlish silhouette.
Her feet are bare, without socks. She wears wooden geta sandals with red thongs.
The karakasa umbrella that symbolizes Kogasa is eggplant-colored to purple. The umbrella has a giant single eye and a large red tongue sticking out. The handle of the umbrella is shaped like a traditional Japanese karakasa, with a geta sandal attached to the tip end. The umbrella itself strongly reflects the motifs of a karakasa-obake/yokai: "single eye," "single leg," "tongue," and "geta."
Her overall color scheme is based on "light blue, blue-green, white, purple, and red." The light blue hair and clothes, the purple karakasa umbrella, and the red left eye, thongs, and umbrella tongue are characteristic.
The most important visual points of the character are: "bright light blue to blue-green short hair," "heterochromatic eyes with a light blue right eye and a red left eye," "white long-sleeved blouse," "blue to light blue vest," "pale light blue skirt," "bare feet + red-thonged geta," "eggplant-colored to purple karakasa umbrella," and "the giant single eye and red tongue on the umbrella."
When depicting Kogasa Tatara, maintain these features as the basic design.
