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-A '''Pose''' (or '''Posture''') is the way the movable parts of a human or animal body are turned and/or positioned. A pose is mainly determined by the limbs and the spine.
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-Anatomically, the joints connect the bones of the skeleton in a way that permits movement in certain directions. For every joint there is a limit in every direction it allows. The main limbs are mostly independent from another. However there are also some limbs that influence in certain ways the positions of other limbs. This is for anatomical reasons such as the arrangement of ligaments.
-Typical human poses are standing, sitting, kneeling, lying, on all fours, etc. These are very broad terms, however. There is an infinity of pose variations and combinations.
-Standing poses are called stances.
-== Poses and art ==
-Poses are important elements of visual art because they express so much. A figure can not be drawn, painted, or sculpted without a pose.
-To '''pose''' means to assume a pose and hold it for a while. Models pose for artists and photographers.
-In comics and cartoons, poses are often exaggerated for a more humorous and impressive effect.
-Digital 3D models can be manually posed (as if they were dolls) to create rendered art with software such as Poser or DAZ Studio.
-== Also see ==
-{{Sa-spanking positions}}
-{{sa-bondage}}
-{{sa|Positions gallery}}
-==External links ==
-* [http://poser.smithmicro.com/ Official ''Poser Software'' site]
-* [http://www.daz3d.com/ Official ''Daz-3D Software'' site]
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