Torsos

We grow hair in our underarms, on our pubic regions and (in some cases) on our limbs, torsos and faces.

Arms pass through skewed and angular poses, legs sweep straight up to the side or hook into back attitudes, torsos tilt on their axes or twist in opposition to hips.

Figures are often implied as much as painted, against anthropomorphic landscapes where heads are hills and hills are torsos.

Large male torsos with limbs and genitalia removed.

Minor ethics violations can eventually become a system, says Ornstein: “A bit like when you look at synchronized swimmers, where you see their torsos above the water and it all seems relatively placid and hides what’s going on underneath.

Dancers with bent torsos and swinging arms dance, carried away by their devotion.

Partners may maintain space between their bodies or dance with their torsos touching.

Percussion players, whose large drum harnesses often prevent them from twisting their torsos, and sometimes tuba and sousaphone players, instead uses a crab step when moving sideways.

Red panda standing Shortly after waking, red pandas clean their fur like a cat, licking their front paws and then rubbing their backs, torsos, and sides.

They are described as convert bipedal humanoids, with long legs, short torsos, and improbably flexible neck vertebrae.