ArtPose Female Edition

Been using this on my mom’s iPad for years and just got my own iPad so I bought it again. I like that it’s inexpensive and works well for what I use it for which is just drawing my friends’ dnd characters. The hands leave a lot to be desired but I either work with what I’ve got and make minor adjustments or use a different app for hands specifically.

I really love this app and use it often. My only critiques is that I wish there were teen and child models and to be able to pose the hands freely!

I found this on last purchases and I think my dads a perv

It’s ok but there are better apps

A very useful tool. It takes a bit of time to figure out how to accurately maneuver the poses. I’m a Sculptor and I simply love that I can twirl around the figure to any angle, even if the graphics are a little oversimplified. My main request would be to please, please, have a skeleton layer option under the poses!

For the most part this is an outstanding app. Its easy to use and does what its designed for very well. I do wish it could have multiple models in the same editor and different faces with different expressions. The hair styles could use some work, many of them are way to poofy, and i would like a few more hair styles, especially more ethnic hair. Lastly it would be awesome if we could have sliders that let us morph fat content in individual areas. Like a sliders that could individually adjust fat content for legs, waist bust, arms, and face. Or at the very least different models with different body types. Lastly while there is minimal distortion in most of the model the buttocks and groin areas can become very distorted.

This app is very difficult to use. A million icons cluttering the screen, many of which are not immediately obvious what they do, buttons are counterintuitive or placed in odd locations...I couldn’t get the arm to twist-was I doing it wrong or is it not possible? There’s a big leaning curve here. You can do a lot with this app. It will just take you forever to figure out how to do it all until you give up and just bust out an actual mannequin to draw off of.

You can’t make her b00bs very big at all. Unfortunate because I wanted it for comic reference. Especially for anime they need to be 7 times bigger. Other than that it’s adequate. I wish there was a free version to try before having to find out after you already spent the money that she is flat.

I’ve had this app for years. It’s a really well-designed concept and useful tool for artists. But at this point it is long overdue for an update with its content 3D models. By comparison apps like Daz3D (likely used in the design of this app.), and its muscle definition and joint movement has long since passed the model’s capabilities in this app. The models have very unnatural joint bends in any thing resembling real athletic or dance poses, for example. Please update!! I would easily give this app 5 Stars, with new and improved models with more realistic flexibility and joint and muscle definition.

This app can be very helpful however there are several things that drag it down. The amount of options for lighting and pose are near limitless and completely open for you to manipulate. The preloaded poses are varied and dynamic enough that I find very little need to ever pose one of the 3D models manually. I can usually find a preloaded pose easily enough and move it around a little bit to get what pose I’m looking for. In those respects the app is great however its limitations rear their head soon enough. You are very limited when it comes to body shapes, a problem that is very noticeable with the women models which don’t really mimic any body shape except the classic “superhero” shape. You cannot alter the face/expression and there are only a few options for hair (all of which are nothing near realistic). So any drawings you do from this app quickly begin to all look the same, same body shape, same proportions, same face, same hair. For the price the app is good enough, just wish you could alter actual appearance of the 3D model more. It’s fine if you’re gonna crank out canned drawings of superheroes but if you want to explore drawing actual figures you’re gonna be left wanting. Oh also for the male version of the app always turns my music waaaay down when I open it and won’t let me turn it back up, super weird cuz the woman version doesn’t, I dunno.