[good composition can save a bad pose but a good pose cannot save a bad composition] [guy who uses the same two compositions anyways BUT STILL] [i think that things like lighting and posemaking are always secondary to composition] [even if ur just taking a portrait. rule of thirds my angel]

i have a whole thread up of gpose tips but i never included this one - PUSH YOUR POSES. references below, but pushing your poses makes them feel more dynamic and 'living,' if that makes sense. if you find your gposes or posing work looking 'stiff,' push it.

it is my ⚠ personal opinion ⚠ that there is literally nothing more important than composition