<pre><code>Priyanka Das is an original fictional adult character LoRA for Krea 2. She is festival light architect and programmable lantern director, with a visual identity built for substantial professional and narrative scenes rather than interchangeable portraits.

Her defining identity is warm brown skin, oval-heart face, dark almond eyes, arched brows, straight refined nose, and long dark hair braided with copper thread accents. Her body anchor is adult 5-foot-7 elegant-athletic frame with long arms, narrow waist, balanced hips, and natural full bust. Preserve those features while treating wardrobe, setting, lighting, pose, expression, and hairstyle arrangement as mutable shot state.

The validated scene families include rooftop festival-light command platform; empty lantern fabrication workshop; festival street before opening with suspended lantern grids; rigging catwalk above a quiet plaza; formal light-art gallery with programmable installations. Supported actions include turns one unmarked dimmer arc with her right hand; holds one unlit geometric lantern at waist height; walks beneath the suspended lantern grid; adjusts one cable guide with both hands visible; studies one lighting sequence on a blank control surface. Wardrobe coverage includes opaque midnight-indigo technical sari-drape over fitted utility bodice; copper-thread blouse with tailored charcoal trousers; deep-magenta work jacket with dark rigging trousers; black long-sleeve evening sari-gown with luminous trim. The twenty-image approved gallery demonstrates tight portraits, profiles, waist-up work, seated scenes, full-body movement, wide environments, difficult weather, night lighting, formal editorial presentation, candid warmth, and campaign-finale framing.

Use the trigger `priyanka_das_vn` at strength `1.0`. State the exact adult subject count, framing, environment, action, and prop ownership. Keep one primary prop family per frame and request visible, readable hands when contact matters. The adapter is validated for one adult subject; multi-character scenes, crowds, extreme camera distortion, and strengths other than `1.0` remain unverified.

Slight natural hair variation was explicitly accepted during validation because the defining hair color and facial geometry remained stable. Do not compensate for drift by overloading prompts with negative or moderation vocabulary.

This is a fictional adult and is not based on an actual person.
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Priyanka Das | Festival Light Architect | Character LoRA

<pre><code>Priyanka Das steps fully into her lane as a festival light architect and programmable lantern director. This twenty-image campaign begins with identity, profile, and full-body anchors, then expands into practical work, weather, night, formal, candid, and environmental storytelling.

The visual journey moves through rooftop festival-light command platform; empty lantern fabrication workshop; festival street before opening with suspended lantern grids; rigging catwalk above a quiet plaza; formal light-art gallery with programmable installations. Her actions include turns one unmarked dimmer arc with her right hand; holds one unlit geometric lantern at waist height; walks beneath the suspended lantern grid; adjusts one cable guide with both hands visible; studies one lighting sequence on a blank control surface. Wardrobe evolves across opaque midnight-indigo technical sari-drape over fitted utility bodice; copper-thread blouse with tailored charcoal trousers; deep-magenta work jacket with dark rigging trousers; black long-sleeve evening sari-gown with luminous trim, preserving her trained facial geometry, adult presentation, body proportions, and professional authority while allowing the slight natural hair flexibility approved during post-training validation.

Use `priyanka_das_vn` at strength `1.0`. The adapter is strongest with one adult subject, explicit camera distance, concrete role actions, one primary prop family, and readable hand ownership. Multi-character staging and strengths other than `1.0` remain unverified.</code></pre>

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