Show the Pose from the View Angle with the Figure Count And Gender arranged clearly on the Props. Render the group as a full-body 3D pose reference in the Render Style, framed in a landscape 4:3 composition with comfortable margins and no cropping. Use correct proportions, believable balance and natural joint angles for both adults and children, with the children smaller and having larger head-to-body ratios. Make each figure featureless and artist-like, with simple segmented joints at the neck, shoulders, elbows, wrists, hips, knees and ankles. Use smooth matte gray surfaces with no hair, clothing, face, nipples or genitals. Give each figure a slightly different gray tone so their limbs remain readable and never merge. Keep hands and feet clearly formed with the right number of fingers and toes. Place everything against a plain light gray seamless background with soft studio light from above and gentle contact shadows beneath the figures and blanket. Include no text, labels, numbers, arrows, watermarks or logos.
Use these details:
Pose: "Four figures seated together on a picnic blanket, relaxed family pose with natural weight distribution and visible contact points"
View Angle: "Three-quarter view from the front"
Figure Count And Gender: "Four figures: one woman, one man, one girl and one boy"
Props: "A rectangular picnic blanket"
Render Style: "Smooth matte gray, untextured clay-render 3D mannequin"
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