Concept library
More than a thousand art styles, about 800 of them Indian, each described as its own "art DNA": line, colour, surface and composition. Beside them sit scene briefs, grouped by rasa.
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How Kama World is made.
Last updated 26 September 2026
The short version: every piece in Kama World is made by AI and shows adults only. It exists as artistic reference, in the belief that art strengthens human connection. An autonomous system makes and checks the art, and one person reviews random samples. If something slips past us, report it and we'll act.
What you're looking at
- Made by AI. No piece is a photograph, and no piece shows a real person. Our system is told never to draw a real person's likeness.
- Adults only. Every figure is imagined as an adult. Scenes that show people together set their ages at 28 or older.
- Artistic reference. The pieces are there to inspire: a pose, a palette, a tradition, a feeling to carry into your own work.
- Two views. Rasa, filtered by six feelings (Love, Joy, Tenderness, Wonder, Courage and Peace), is open to everyone. Atrangi holds art of love and closeness between adults, and opens only to members. Who can enter Atrangi, and why.
Why "Kama"
In Indian thought, kama (love and delight) is one of the four aims of a good life, beside duty, prosperity and freedom. Vatsyayana, writing some seventeen centuries ago, described it like this:
“Kama is the enjoyment of appropriate objects by the five senses of hearing, feeling, seeing, tasting and smelling, assisted by the mind together with the soul.”
He also listed sixty-four arts that a cultured life should hold, among them singing, dancing, picture-making, composing poems and stringing garlands. Kama World borrows that spirit: delight, guided by the mind, and made into art. The longer story is in our philosophy.
Atrangi: who can enter, and why
Atrangi holds our art of love, longing and closeness between adults. It is made to be looked at as art, and we take responsibility for how it could be used in other ways. So it has a door, and the door has rules.
Who can enter
- Members only. Atrangi opens to signed-in members, never to visitors without an account.
- Old enough where you live. That is 18 in most countries, and older where local law sets a higher age for mature content.
- We ask once, and trust you. Each member gives their date of birth and the country they live in, and confirms that both are true. We don't ask for ID. Your account decides whether the door opens, so we never need to show an age on the page.
- No second try. If the details you give don't meet the rule where you live, Atrangi stays closed for your account. Everything in Rasa stays open to you.
How we keep it art
- Nothing explicit. No nudity or explicit content is made or published, in Atrangi or anywhere else.
- No real people. Every figure is imagined by AI as an adult. No piece shows, or is meant to resemble, a real person.
- Harder to lift and repost. Pieces on free plans carry a watermark. Full-resolution originals are fetched only through plan-checked links that expire quickly, and opening and downloading have daily limits.
- Every piece can be reported. A Report link sits on every piece, and a report that a piece may show someone under 18 comes first.
What we ask of members
- Use Atrangi's pieces as artistic reference: for pose, light, palette, style and feeling.
- Don't repost or share them as they are, or sell them.
- Don't alter them to sexualise anyone, or to make them resemble a real person.
- Don't show them to anyone under the age that applies where they live.
If we find a piece being misused, we remove it. If we find a member misusing Atrangi, we can close it for their account.
How a piece is made
Kama World is made by an autonomous system: software that writes each brief, renders the piece, checks it and publishes it, with a person looking over its shoulder. Below is its design. We are building it into our pipeline stage by stage, and each stage says whether it is running today.
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Being built
1 Create
Brief composer
Joins one style with one scene, then adds the standing rules: adults only, an age floor of 28 for people together, no real person or likeness, no nudity, and closeness shown only between willing adults.
Running nowRule check on the brief
Reads every brief before anything is drawn, and stops any brief that names a real person, suggests youth or asks for explicit content.
Being builtRender router
Sends each brief to one of several image models, chosen by the style, with retries and a fallback if a model is busy. Records which kind of model made the piece.
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Automatic gate
Looks at the finished image, not just the brief:
- how old every figure appears
- how explicit the image is
- whether a face resembles a real person
- hateful symbols
- broken hands, faces or text
- near-copies of pieces already published
Pass → publish · Unsure → hold for a person · Fail → rejected, never shown
Being builtRoom sorter
Decides where a piece belongs: Rasa, with its rasa, or Atrangi. Anything showing closeness between adults goes to Atrangi.
Being builtOne person, reviewing
Our reviewer looks at a random sample of new pieces every day, plus every piece the gate holds and every piece a viewer reports.
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Titles, tags and stories
Each piece gets a title, search tags and a short story you can flip the card to read.
Running nowFour sizes, two kinds of storage
A small card and a watermarked card for the wall; a larger view and the full-resolution original, kept in private storage and handed out only through short-lived, plan-checked links.
Running nowSearch index
Every piece is indexed two ways: by its tags, and by meaning, so you can search for "a quiet evening by the river" as well as "watercolour".
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Your reports
A Report link on every piece opens our contact form with the piece already named.
Running nowTriage and takedown
A report that a piece may show someone under 18 hides it from everyone at once, until it is reviewed. A piece reported by several people is hidden too. The reviewer then removes it, or puts it back.
Being builtLearning from mistakes
Every rejection and takedown tightens the rules: new blocked words, stricter checks for the style or model involved, and more samples from it for a while.
Being builtTechnical details
For the curious. We describe how the system is put together, but not its thresholds, prompts or model settings: publishing those would show people how to get around the checks.
Every piece is a record that moves through states
Each stage reads a piece in one state and moves it to the next. A piece can only reach published by passing the gate, or by a person approving it.
How the parts fit
- Stages talk through a queue. Each stage picks up the next piece waiting for it and hands it on, so a slow model or a busy reviewer never stops the rest of the line.
- Safe to repeat. Every step is keyed by the piece's ID. If a step runs twice after a crash, it rewrites the same record rather than making a second piece.
- Fails closed. If a check cannot run or cannot decide, the piece is held for a person. It is never published by default.
- A record of how each piece was made. Each piece keeps a fingerprint of its brief, the kind of model that drew it, its check results, any reviewer's decision, and when each step happened.
- One record, one copy for search. The pipeline's own database is the record. The site reads a lean copy of it, a few hundred bytes a piece, built for fast search by tag and by meaning.
- Private originals. The large view and the original never sit at a public address. Each is fetched through a link that checks your plan and expires quickly.
- Takedowns that don't wait. A hidden piece carries a flag that the wall, search and downloads all check on every request, so removing a piece takes effect at once, not at the next sync. Being built
- Sampling that follows trouble. The reviewer's daily sample is random, but it leans toward any style or model whose pieces were recently held, reported or removed. Being built
Honest limits
No automatic check is perfect, and our review team is one person, who looks at random samples rather than every piece. So some art may slip past us. When it does, we want to hear about it, and we treat every report seriously.
Report a piece
Every piece in Kama World has a Report link in its viewer. You can also write to us through the contact form and choose "Copyright or content report". Tell us if a piece:
- may show someone under 18
- looks like a real person
- is more explicit than it should be
- is hateful, or mocks a faith, culture or community
- copies an artist's work
- is wrong in any other way
What happens next. We look at reports in order of priority, and anything that may show a minor comes first. We remove anything that breaks our rules. Simple cases are settled quickly; complex ones can take up to a week. You can also reach our Grievance Officer, as set out in our privacy policy.