„Veiled Gaze Pose“

This pose can work well for many races, as the overall flow and silhouette stay consistent across different body types. I’m a big fan of black and white photography, so that’s the style I aimed for here.

To create my images, I use two canvases that I tint in a dark grey, and then I adjust the room lighting accordingly. Be aware that the type of lamp you use makes a noticeable difference. I’m using a custom shader I made for myself, but feel free to work with the lamps available in the Group Pose mode and dim the light to your liking.

The stars are included again as a PNG. For this picture, I only placed them on half of the image. After that, it’s time for Photoshop or GIMP. I add the stars at the very end:
Load your main image in GIMP, create (or open) a new layer, and place the PNG on top of your main picture. Adjust the opacity or blending mode as needed. Just keep in mind that the stars won’t show well on a bright background.