Solo display (standing)

Description: A single model stands upright and unsupported, weight shifted onto one hip so that the shoulder line counters the pelvis, presenting the full figure to camera. As the baseline display pose of print work, it is the reference point from which other standing poses are directed.

Variations: Hands on the hips, arms raised overhead, back turned to camera with a look over the shoulder, or the figure leaning against a wall for a supported line.

On camera: Framed full-length, frequently from a slightly low angle that lengthens the figure; side profile reads the counter-curve of hip and shoulder.

AI design considerations: One upright silhouette with no furniture contact; render the weight shift honestly, with the loaded hip higher and the free knee softened, and keep both feet grounded on a single floor plane so the stance reads stable.