Angry person in a quiet room
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Angry expression
A facial expression in which anger is legible through tension in the brows, eyes, or mouth.
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Standing pose
A human body pose with weight supported by the feet and the torso upright
A human pose with weight supported by the feet.
Standing person in a quiet room
An unoccupied room cannot show a pose, so it is replaced with a person.
Both languages share the English example images. Japanese prompts are the recorded translations.
A phrase to start with
Creates a body arrangement in which standing is legible.
Appearance and effects
Standing is readable from the placement of feet, legs, torso, and balance.
Visual traits
- weight on feet
- upright torso
- visible full body
Expected changes
- Balance supported by feet is more likely to appear
- The full body is more likely to be visible
Five examples
1 — Standing adult
To make the human pose legible, it is replaced with an adult.
standing adult, full body visible
- standing adult
2 — Standing person
To make the human pose legible, it is replaced with a person.
standing person, full body visible
- standing person
3 — Standing adult
To avoid fixing age, it is replaced with an adult.
standing adult, full body visible
- standing adult
4 — Standing person in a quiet room
An unoccupied room cannot show a pose, so it is replaced with a person.
standing person in a quiet room, full body visible
- standing person
5 — Standing person outdoors
A subject-free landscape cannot show a pose, so it is replaced with a person.
standing person outdoors, full body visible
- standing person
Meaning and scope
Definition
Standing pose is a static human body arrangement with weight on the feet and torso upright. It does not determine emotion, person attributes, occupation, place, or clothing.
In more detail
A view showing feet, legs, torso, and balance makes standing legible. Locomotion such as walking or running, facial expression, and scene meaning are separate choices.
Includes
- A static standing position of one person with weight on the feet
Excludes
- Locomotion such as walking or running
- Sitting or reclining
- A particular emotion or occupation
What this does not imply
- Emotion
- personality
- occupation
- place
- or clothing
Variability
Leg spacing and arm position can be adjusted separately. Keep the full body unobscured.
Usage and adjustments
Usage
- Use a view where full body and balance are legible
Distinguish similar expressions
- Use walking when locomotion is wanted
Typical uses
- Show a person's static full-body arrangement
Possible failure modes
- Feet or balance are hidden and standing is unreadable
- Joints or balance become unnatural
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