Stage the Number Of Figures in the Pose, viewed from the View Angle. Use the Figure Gender proportions only to distinguish the two featureless artist mannequins: the male figure has broader shoulders, while the female figure has a defined chest contour and narrower waist-to-hip ratio. Show the male figure supporting the female figure securely overhead, with believable balance, weight distribution, and natural joint angles throughout the dance lift.
Render the scene in the Render Style. Both figures must be untextured, faceless, hairless and completely unclothed, with no nipples or genitals. Use simple segmented joints at the neck, shoulders, elbows, wrists, hips, knees and ankles. Form the hands and feet clearly with the correct number of fingers and toes. Include Props only if specified, using simple shapes in a slightly darker gray.
Use a plain light gray seamless background with soft studio lighting from above and a soft contact shadow beneath the figures. Keep the low-angle perspective clear while showing both full figures with comfortable margins and no cropping. Make every limb readable, with no merged body parts or obscured contact points. Use a landscape 4:3 composition. Do not include text, labels, numbers, arrows, watermarks or logos.
Use these details:
Pose: "male figure lifting female figure overhead in a supported dance lift"
View Angle: "low angle, looking upward toward the lifted pair"
Number Of Figures: "2"
Figure Gender: "one male figure and one female figure"
Props: "none"
Render Style: "smooth matte gray 3D clay mannequin render"
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