Poses and expressions can also suggest the situation. Sure, lineups can happen in a void, but I always prefer when it's a "real" diegetic event. What led to this point? How did the characters end up this way? Who or what are they lining up for? Again, context makes it hit harder! Until tomorrow!

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You have a ton of freedom there! Play with it! And I don't just mean a character's body and physique. What about their expression, how do they feel in this moment? What's their pose, how are they choosing to present themselves for this lineup? Let their figure *and* personality shine through!

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I'm always a little disappointed seeing a lineup that looks like this. The entire point, to me, is to see all the ways the given characters are different. Who's the most fit? The most stacked? The proudest? The shyest? The worst lineups are little more than copy-pastes, and lose all personality.

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By my definition, a lineup is little more than a specific kind of group shot, so consider this applicable to any such pic or series. Great for showing off your casts, introducing settings, etc. Also good at producing some great lewd content, especially with a theme on comparing and contrasting.

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K.E. 22 "Lineups" and the value of variety Variety is something I've expounded on repeatedly this month. In character design, in physical proportion, in personality, voice, sexual appetite, you name it -- variety is the spice of life. Let's explore that with lineups.

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