Draw a full-body pose reference of the Pose, showing the Number Of Figures from the View Angle. Use the Figure Genders and make the carrying relationship clear: the male mannequin supports the female mannequin's weight, with all contact points, wrapped limbs, hands and feet clearly separated and readable. Show believable balance, weight distribution and natural joint angles.
Render the figures as featureless artist mannequins on plain off-white paper. Use hand-drawn graphite pencil lines in a single color, with egg-shaped heads, faint center and eye construction lines, no faces, hair, clothing, nipples or genitals. Distinguish the figures only through anatomical proportions, including chest contour, waist-to-hip ratio and shoulder width. Mark every joint with a small circle and leave faint construction lines visible. Use only light hatching for shading.
Place the full figures in a landscape 4:3 composition with comfortable margins and an empty paper background. Include only a simple ground line and the Props, drawn as minimal outlines in the same graphite style. Keep limbs from merging, especially around the shoulders, hands, hips and legs. Draw hands and feet clearly with the correct number of fingers and toes. No text, labels, arrows, numbers, signatures, watermarks or logos.
Use these details:
Pose: "Male mannequin carrying female mannequin in a piggyback ride, with her arms around his shoulders and her legs wrapped around his waist"
View Angle: "Front view"
Number Of Figures: "Two full figures"
Figure Genders: "One male figure and one female figure"
Props: "None"
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