Show the full body using the Pose, Figure, Number of Figures and Camera Angle. Keep every limb clearly visible and anatomically correct: both feet rise onto the toes, both arms reach vertically overhead, the elbows stay extended, the torso lengthens upward, and the head faces forward. Draw the oval head with horizontal and vertical cross guides but no facial features. Use the Drawing Style on plain white or off-white paper, with dark gray contour lines, faint center lines, head guides and joint circles, and little or no shading. Keep the anatomy schematic, non-sexual and easy to read like an art reference book. Include only the Props if specified. Leave generous white space around the figure, do not crop any body part, and do not add text, signature, logo or watermark. Use the Format.
Use these details:
Pose: "Standing on tiptoes in a full-body morning stretch, both arms extended straight overhead, palms open, weight balanced through the balls of the feet, torso elongated, shoulders lifted, hips centered, head facing forward"
Figure: "Female mannequin figure with narrower shoulders, wider hips, a defined waist and a simple rounded chest contour"
Number of Figures: "1"
Camera Angle: "Straight-on front view at eye level"
Drawing Style: "Loose but clean graphite pencil sketch with dark gray contour lines and faint construction marks"
Props: "None"
Format: "3:4 portrait"
Using your own logo, product or face? Attach it in the chat and say which of the details it replaces.
Your result will come out close to the example rather than identical to it. Change the details to make it yours.
