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Nakamura_Regura_style, sexy girl, (big tits:1.2), anime style. Bradhamel art style, arackham, extremely intricate expressive pen and ink linework with heavy visible cross-hatching and sinuous organic flowing lines, delicate transparent layered watercolor washes over strong ink foundation, rich textured surfaces with visible ink and paper grain.Dynamic, highly detailed pen-and-ink linework with expressive brush strokes, intricate cross-hatching, fluid anatomy, cinematic composition, bold perspective, organic textures, and a fusion of manga-inspired energy with painterly fantasy realism; dramatic lighting, rich visual storytelling, and meticulous handcrafted detail. A detailed portrait of a steampunk noblewoman, side profile, wearing a complex brass and leather aviator-inspired hat with prominent green-tinted goggles and intricate clockwork gears. She wears an ornate steampunk corset with gears and cogs, white lace ruffles, and deep burnt-orange sleeves. She holds a glass of bubbling liquid with a red garnish. Her hair is wavy, flowing reddish-pink. The background is a dreamy, ethereal underwater aesthetic with floating bubbles, swirling abstract shapes, and soft pink botanical accents. Art style is a mix of high-fidelity digital painting and vintage watercolor illustration, distressed oval frame, warm brass and copper tones against deep teal blue background, magical atmosphere, intricate fine detail, cinematic lighting, fantasy concept art, 8K. Gender reinterpretation: all depicted humanoid characters, sentient creatures, monsters, and character-like beings are adults aged 21 or older. Any character not already explicitly female is reimagined as an adult female version while preserving the original identity, species, role, pose, action, outfit, composition, environment, and art style. Give each such version clearly feminine anatomy appropriate to the design: prominent natural breasts, a defined feminine waist, rounded hips, shapely thighs, and a distinctly feminine silhouette. For nonhuman, monstrous, alien, or mechanical characters, translate these traits into a clearly feminine humanoid or anthropomorphic form appropriate to the original species or machine design; reinterpret any remaining masculine descriptors as feminine equivalents. <lora:Nakamura_Regura_style_krea_style_v1-000005:1>