Mike Reed

Very useful tool with huge potential, but there is currently so much missing for artists: Figure not posable, everything is static so you can't see how muscles contract and relax. Closeups are for one side only, which makes it hard to draw the other side. Full body figure is not interactive or labelled. Male only. Figure is average size, so not so useful for drawing super heros or body builders. Otherwise quite detailed and easy to use. Only useful if willing to pay, but worth the cost. Edited

Vince

I want an app that shows me how the muscles work together and individually. This app will show you the muscles, and you can see them individually. The issue is, there is no customization. I can't see what the pectoral does if the deltoid is raised. I can't see the underlying workings of other muscles if they're in a stand still position. I paid 14.99 in hopes that it would unlock some customization. There is none. Also, there is no female model. The female form differs from the male, drawing only the male will result in a bulky female attempt. There really needs to be more to the app if your price point is $14.99. Edited

Yelani Warusawithana

Review based on free version Being brutally honest, I don't see the point for the pins with names. That's more useful for medical students but this is advertised for artists. It would be nice for each set of bones to be individually poseable but it seems like you can only rotate the entire section or hide individual bones. I think that covers the downsides of the free version. I haven't tried the paid version so I can't compare that one yet. I can't tell if neither version has a full skeleton.

Incendiarius Leric

The app is for free but most options are locked so I bought them for 15$, It was not worth 15$.They have one model for the references and the poses are not very creative, lighting on the model is not good too, most is very soft light that does not allow for the hard shadows and light. Most interesting thing you unlock is the drawing section, I like this section. It is a good addition. The muscle models are not helpful to artists because they are nonposeable, it would be a worth it if they were. Edited

ryedex GG

I give it 3 stars because when I'm analyzing a model and I try to zoom in, if I keep my two fingers pressed for more than 2 seconds, the model glitches and disappears. Please solve the problem, I would greatly appreciate it. Additional tip: if you want you can make the models do custom poses by the user. I would pay for the app again if they do that!!