Inside the booth
Two friends, one matching gesture
Make a shared pose without demanding identical bodies.
A recurring gesture can connect a pair while allowing each person a comfortable version.
Agree on a flexible idea
Choose a small wave, a glance or a safe prop position that both participants enjoy. Match the idea rather than exact angles or height. Keep each face visible and make movement optional. Run a test with the real seating arrangement before the timed session begins.
Keep individual preferences
Let the pair review the strip together and choose whether to repeat. Avoid correcting someone’s posture simply because it differs from the other person. A matching theme can accommodate different positions, and the portrait should still feel like the people who made it.