People Standing

People Standing

Description
Description

Standing, the act of holding the body upright on the feet, is a fundamental human posture. It's unique to humans in the extent to which it's used and our ability to maintain it for long periods. Standing allows for a broad range of activities, from simple tasks to complex interactions. It offers health benefits like improved posture, increased muscle engagement, and better circulation compared to prolonged sitting.

There are various styles of standing, influenced by posture and activity – relaxed, attentive, defensive, or dynamic. It's common in numerous settings: at work, in queues, during social events, and in public transport. In society, standing can convey different messages, such as respect in a formal setting or readiness in sports. It's an integral part of daily life, enabling interaction, mobility, and a wide range of human activities.

History
History

The ability to stand upright is a defining characteristic of human evolution. This adaptation allowed our ancestors to see over tall grasses in the African savannah, spot potential threats, and free their hands for tool use and carrying objects. As human societies developed, standing took on various cultural and social significances. In many cultures, standing is associated with respect and attention, evident in customs like standing for elders or during national anthems.

In military and religious contexts, standing postures have denoted discipline and reverence. Throughout time, standing has been more than just a physical action; it's been a symbol of alertness, respect, and engagement, integral to various ceremonies, professions, and daily life interactions.

Future
Future

In the future, the way we stand and the contexts in which we do it might evolve with changing lifestyles and technological advancements. Ergonomic design could play a larger role in workplaces and public spaces, promoting healthier standing postures and reducing the strain of prolonged standing. Wearable technology might offer feedback on posture or even assist in maintaining optimal alignment.

In entertainment and leisure, virtual and augmented reality experiences could introduce new forms of standing engagement, where participants stand to interact with digital environments. Despite these changes, standing as a fundamental human posture will likely retain its traditional roles in social customs, professional environments, and day-to-day activities, continuing to signify respect, attention, and engagement in various cultural and social contexts.

Common Questions
Common Questions
Is standing good for your health?

Standing has been proven to decrease the risk of heart disease as standing lowers blood sugar and cholesterol while reducing weight. Standing is also correlated to reducing back pain, increased productivity, higher energy levels, and greater life expectancy.

How long should you stand at your desk?

Experts advise that people stand at their desk between 15-30 minutes every hour (1:4 to 1:3 ratio) to gain the health benefits of standing.

When do children learn to stand?

Children learn to stand without support as early as 8 months, with an average between 10-12 months.

Humans

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5’9” | 175 cm
20-45
Bath Towel - Men (Front)
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Bath Towel - Men (Front)
5’4” | 163 cm
20-45
Bath Towel - Women (Front)
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Bath Towel - Women (Front)
25-45
Carrying Boxes - Combination
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Carrying Boxes - Combination
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Social Distancing
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Coronavirus (COVID-19) Social Distancing
5’9” | 1.75 m
20-45
Coughing - Men
175.000
45.00
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Coughing - Men
5’4” | 1.63 m
20-45
Coughing - Women
163.000
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Coughing - Women
5’9” | 1.75 m
20-45
Coughing Into Elbow - Men
175.000
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Coughing Into Elbow - Men
5’4” | 1.63 m
20-45
Coughing Into Elbow - Women
163.000
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Coughing Into Elbow - Women
5’9” | 175 cm
Disinfection Workers - Standing
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Disinfection Workers - Standing
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Leaning on Wall - Combination (Side)
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Leaning on Wall - Combination (Side)
5’9”| 1.75 m
Looking - Men (Standing)
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Looking - Men (Standing)
5’4” | 1.63 m
Looking - Women (Standing)
163.000
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Looking - Women (Standing)
5’9” | 1.75 m
20-35
Looking at Phone - Men - Standing - Front
175.000
35.00
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Looking at Phone - Men - Standing - Front
5’9” | 1.75 m
20-35
Looking at Phone - Men - Standing - Side
175.000
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Looking at Phone - Men - Standing - Side
5’4” | 1.63 m
20-35
Looking at Phone - Women - Standing - Front
163.000
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Looking at Phone - Women - Standing - Front
5’4” | 1.63 m
20-35
Looking at Phone - Women - Standing - Side
163.000
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Looking at Phone - Women - Standing - Side
5’9” | 175 cm
Men - Protective Masks - Standing
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Men - Protective Masks - Standing
5’9” | 1.75 m
30-45
Men Holding Babies - Standing
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Men Holding Babies - Standing
25-45
Mopping - Combination (Side)
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Mopping - Combination (Side)
5’9”| 1.75 m
Pointing - Men (Standing)
175.000
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Pointing - Men (Standing)
5’4” | 1.63 m
Pointing - Women (Standing)
163.000
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Pointing - Women (Standing)
5’9”| 1.75 m
Presenting - Men (Business)
175.000
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Presenting - Men (Business)
5’4” | 1.63 m
Presenting - Women (Business)
163.000
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Presenting - Women (Business)
5’9” | 1.75 m
20-45
Protesters - Men - Front
175.000
45.00
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Protesters - Men - Front
5’4” | 1.63 m
20-45
Protesters - Women - Front
163.000
45.00
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Protesters - Women - Front
25-65
Reading - Combination (Standing)
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Reading - Combination (Standing)
5’9”| 1.75 m
Thinking - Men (Standing)
175.000
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Thinking - Men (Standing)
5’4” | 1.63 m
Thinking - Women (Standing)
163.000
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Thinking - Women (Standing)
25-45
Vacuuming - Combination (Side)
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Vacuuming - Combination (Side)
5’4” | 163 cm
Women - Protective Masks - Standing
163.000
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Women - Protective Masks - Standing
5’4” | 1.63 m
30-45
Women Holding Babies - Standing
163.000
45.00
1650
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Women Holding Babies - Standing
5’9” | 1.75 m (average)
20-40 years
Young Adults Holding Hands - Men & Women - Side
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Young Adults Holding Hands - Men & Women - Side
5’9” | 1.75 m (average)
20-40 years
Young Adults Holding Hands - Men - Side
1.750
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3800
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Young Adults Holding Hands - Men - Side
5’4” | 1.63 cm (average)
20-40 years
Young Adults Holding Hands - Women - Side
1.630
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3800
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Young Adults Holding Hands - Women - Side
People Leaning on Wall - Combination (Side)

People lean against walls to rest in situations where they can’t sit. Leaning against a wall can also look cool and has been used as a position to people watch from. People can lean against a wall when they feel shy and do not want to join a group activity.

Elevation drawings of men and women leaning against a wall as viewed from the side
People lean against walls to rest in situations where they can’t sit. Leaning against a wall can also look cool and has been used as a position to people watch from. People can lean against a wall when they feel shy and do not want to join a group activity.

Elevation drawings of men and women leaning against a wall as viewed from the side
People Leaning on Wall - Combination (Side)
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Clothing Style
Casual
Age
25-40

Drawings include:
Men and Women Leaning Against Wall side elevation (detail), side (outline silhouette)

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Human Spacing - Public Space
Scaled elevation illustration of the various zones of human distances for human separation in Public Spaces

Public Spaces are places that are open and accessible to people. Typical examples include roads, public squares, parks, and beaches. Although government buildings may have some restrictions and closed off areas with limitations, some spaces such as public libraries can be considered public spaces.

While privately owned buildings and property are not considered public spaces, they may affect the public visual landscape. Shared spaces have been recently advanced to better accommodate a pedestrian’s experience in a public space jointly used by automobiles.

The perceived zones of public space are adjustable depending on the situation and the scenario, with a distance of 12’-25’ (3.66-7.62 m) being understand as a common comfortable distance in public between two people. A spacing of 0’-12’ (3.66 m) is considered being too close between strangers in public, while a distance of more than 25’ (7.62 m) is understood as far.

Public Spaces are places that are open and accessible to people. Typical examples include roads, public squares, parks, and beaches. Although government buildings may have some restrictions and closed off areas with limitations, some spaces such as public libraries can be considered public spaces.

The perceived zones of public space are adjustable depending on the situation and the scenario, with a distance of 12’-25’ (3.66-7.62 m) being understand as a common comfortable distance in public between two people. A spacing of 0’-12’ (3.66 m) is considered being too close between strangers in public, while a distance of more than 25’ (7.62 m) is understood as far.

Human Spacing - Public Space
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Public Space (Close): 0’-12’ | 0-3.66 m

Public Space (Comfortable): 12’-25’ | 3.66-7.62 m

Public Space (Far): >25’ | >7.62 m

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Age

Drawings include:
Human Spacing - Public Space diagrammatic side elevation

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Standing - Female (Plan)

Collection of people, specifically female humans, in standing posture as seen in plan view or an aerial perspective.

The average female has a shoulder width of 14” (35 cm).

Illustrations of standing women in assorted postures drawn in plan view from above
Collection of people, specifically female humans, in standing posture as seen in plan view or an aerial perspective.

The average female has a shoulder width of 14” (35 cm).

Illustrations of standing women in assorted postures drawn in plan view from above
Standing - Female (Plan)
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Width (Shoulder): 14” | 35 cm

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Drawings include:
Women Standing Plan view

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Protesters - Women - Front
Front elevation drawings of Protesters (women) in various postures labeled with average height

Protestors are people who are standing up and uniting others for a cause they feel passionately about. Protestors usually hold signs, chant, and march to hopefully bring about social change in their communities. Most protestors are peaceful. Protestors work tirelessly to spread awareness for their causes and hopefully get other people on their side.

Additional assorted front elevation drawings of Female Protesters in a range of other poses
Protestors are people who are standing up and uniting others for a cause they feel passionately about. Protestors usually hold signs, chant, and march to hopefully bring about social change in their communities. Most protestors are peaceful. Protestors work tirelessly to spread awareness.

Additional assorted front elevation drawings of Female Protesters in a range of other poses
Protesters - Women - Front
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5’4” | 1.63 m
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Protective, Casual
Gender
Female
Age
20-45

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Protesters (Women - Front) assorted elevations

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Pointing - Men (Standing)

Pointing is the when one extends a finger to gesture towards something. Many cultures think pointing is rude. One can point obviously, with a fully extended arm, or stealthily by using their other hand to cover their point. Pointing lets other people you’re with understand who or what you’re talking about.

Elevation drawings of standing men pointing in a range of directions
Pointing is the when one extends a finger to gesture towards something. Many cultures think pointing is rude. One can point obviously, with a fully extended arm, or stealthily by using their other hand to cover their point. Pointing lets other people understand your intentions.

Elevation drawings of standing men pointing in a range of directions
Pointing - Men (Standing)
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5’9”| 1.75 m
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Age: 25-40
Style:
 Casual

Drawings include:
Men Pointing (standing) elevation (detail), elevation (silhouette)

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