I'm going to post eight emotional poses in total soon, but I only have four for now. Underneath you can see photographs that I have taken of myself expressing certain emotions. Under that there are 3D model versions of these emotions, and finally underneath those I have shown the silhouettes of the 3D models. Silhouetting is important as an audience sees a strong silhouette and can usually determine the action or emotion that is being played out or provoked.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEji7fGk3iXwNabcrPaXngT3RlLeDxKhguDBwmXDHAM90OvfDfRmvcCxqngDeL0rFKsYrjQdIVbxVmLU-G6O0Km83TJ8AMbpa0J-ADIkaGTpHt8TZtixN6E7LqzgF7hyVLb23kLtuw2zswg/s640/4emotionsPic.jpg) |
From left to right: Success, frustration, confusion, and fearful |
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh2aT4tukURuCBllOFSrHDXgEGfE0ls-tW-BaJMZTjQIk1an5dUsaq0mp9WXvDnI8B41sExqxkc8U_bk_W0H2z2opq1uZMnymw4Igu6wB0SxZCg0DiNgCCUFPWgK9B_-mxXHjd4q-OT7bo/s640/4emotionsSilhouette.jpg) |
The silhouettes do not show facial expression, so they have to be strong in order to be recognised |
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