Angry person in a quiet room
Concept
Angry expression
A facial expression in which anger is legible through tension in the brows, eyes, or mouth.
Compare ↗Concept / Flying
Flying
An action in which a single subject moves through the air
An action in which a single subject moves through the air.
one person in a quiet room Flying
The fixed silence motif cannot make flying legible, so it is replaced with one person in a quiet room.
Both languages share the English example images. Japanese prompts are the recorded translations.
A phrase to start with
Creates a body arrangement in which flying is legible.
Appearance and effects
a subject in flight is legible from the full-body arrangement.
Visual traits
- full-body arrangement
- balance
- relation to support
Expected changes
- Flying is more likely to be legible
- The full body is more likely to be visible
Five examples
1 — adult Flying
The fixed dog motif cannot make flying legible, so it is replaced with adult.
adult person flying, full body visible
- adult
2 — person Flying
The fixed cat motif cannot make flying legible, so it is replaced with person.
person person flying, full body visible
- person
3 — young person Flying
The fixed boy motif cannot make flying legible, so it is replaced with young person.
young person person flying, full body visible
- young person
4 — one person in a quiet room Flying
The fixed silence motif cannot make flying legible, so it is replaced with one person in a quiet room.
one person in a quiet room person flying, full body visible
- one person in a quiet room
5 — one person outdoors Flying
The fixed landscape motif cannot make flying legible, so it is replaced with one person outdoors.
one person outdoors person flying, full body visible
- one person outdoors
Meaning and scope
Definition
Flying is an action in which a subject is off the ground and moving through the air. It excludes a momentary jump, vehicle travel, relations among subjects, and scene narrative.
In more detail
Use a view that makes the body, key joints, and balance legible. Attributes, place, clothing, and emotion remain separate choices.
Includes
- An action in which a single subject moves through the air
Excludes
- Relations among subjects
- a particular emotion
- narrative
What this does not imply
- A particular emotion
- cultural meaning
- person attribute
- or location
Variability
This pose or action is designed for a person; it conflicts with a dog, cat, unoccupied interior, or subject-free landscape, so complete alternatives are used.
Usage and adjustments
Usage
- Use a view where the full body and balance are legible
Distinguish similar expressions
- Specify emotion and narrative separately
Typical uses
- Show a single person's body arrangement
Possible failure modes
- The pose or action is unreadable
- Joints or balance become unnatural
Content updated:
From the same theme
Items linked through explicit membership in the same theme.
Arms-crossed person in a quiet room
Concept
Arms-crossed pose
A static bodily stance with both arms crossed before the chest.
Compare ↗
Person looking aside in a quiet room
Concept
Averted gaze
A gaze directed away to the side rather than toward the frontal focus.
Compare ↗