Some sleeves are hard to fully see with your arms down. “I see myself trying different sleeve options with the hand on hip pose. I realize that part of this pose’s popularity is that it’s seen as “flattering” (this classic CSC opinion post by Mary Danielson Perry pretty much sums up my feelings about that word!)… But the reason I love this pose so much is that there’s something powerful about standing with one hand on your hip, that seems to say, “Here I am.” Another reason to love this pose: It’s really useful for drawing garments with sleeves! Here’s what our testers had to say about the new hand-on-hip croquis pose: This classic fashion pose is also known as “red carpet pose.” It’s also one of the most popular Instagram selfie poses, and with good reason. Now that I’ve heard this record, the concept of “bedroom screamo” doesn’t sound so strange anymore.The hand-on-hip croquis pose has been on the MyBodyModel wish list since our Kickstarter beginnings, and I’m so excited that we were able to include it in the version 2.0 updates – launching October 22! The hand-on-hip pose is part of our new Premium download package.
Your Arms Are My Cocoon gets its power by creating the sense that Odom is broadcasting from a space where he feels safe to yell as loudly as he wants, mumble incoherently, or curl up into a ball-and these songs are our window into that private part of his life. Odom’s gentle touches-somber melodica melodies, looping guitars that drift like a dead leaf in a stream-provide a built-in contrast that sharpens his brooding screams and ratchets up the intensity in his florid, romantic lyrics (though it’s often hard to tell just what the hell he’s trying to say).
He made most of the album in his bedroom in Katy, Texas, and certain elements sound like they were recorded in a blanket fort the busy patter of electronic percussion that races through “Clifford the Big Red Stab Wound” could be coming from a speaker buried under a pile of pillows. On his recent self-titled solo debut as Your Arms Are My Cocoon, Odom fuses those incongruous styles with pluck, charm, and irrepressible energy-it feels like he succeeds simply because he’s so sure he can.
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