ArtPose Pro

this is a must have app for figure posing of highly detailed figures. Was hesitant to buy it at for since it only cost 10 dollars. It has a high definition detailed muscular male and female model that you can easily pose as you desire. It also has tons of pre-made poses and you can adjust the light and darkness/shadows on the models. It has anatomy figure that can show some contractions of muscles as you change its poses. You can change the model from skin to inner muscular anatomy also.

The model is easy to manipulate by moving the body parts around unlike the other reviewers who claimed it was difficult. Compared to the other's I tried which were mainly for smartphones, this is more easier and models are superior. The anatomy is spot on even when you move the body parts of the model figure. The pre-made poses are the best thing about this app besides the high definition models.

It was a little difficult figuring out which button did what because each had no label text but once you figure it out its simple. You actually have to click and hold on the right button to rotate the model in edit body parts mode. You don't have to exit out of edit body parts mode which was a problem some people had. You click on the left button on mouse and drag on the dots on the model to move the body parts and than click and hold the right button on mouse to rotate model around.

However I suggest the creator add text to the buttons to help new users figure out which button does which and to use different colors for each button because the buttons blend into the background making it look its not a button. Like for enlarge figure write enlarge/zoom write zoom/enlarge near the button and for the rotate write rotate. The app is worth more than 10 dollars to be honest and the price was a steal for me. I was gonna buy the other app, Pose Tool 3D for Artists, on steam for 30 dollars but the anatomy was poor and sucked plus a 10 year old app without any premade poses.

I found no problems with the manipulations of the body parts on the model figure. Its easy to use and artwork is fantastic. Its worth more than 10 dollars.

Great for references when you can't find any poses.

Bad to work with. Poses are stiff and unnatural. just use pinterest

I'm torn between recommending or not. I love it. I use it, BUT this product should really still be in early access. It is so janky.

The Bad:

• The interface has no sense of logic. I understand the dev has ported this over from ipad with minimal (if any) changes, but even on ipad, this interface would still be confusing. It seems the menus are shoved into each corner and contain lots of icons that mean nothing without text/tool tips.
  
• It's tricky to pose the figures because the directions seem orientated to the way the figure is looking rather than your own view on screen. Also some joint don't rotate/move and they should be able to.
  
• The only way to export an image is through a crappy screenshot button and you can't even choose where you want the image saved to. It's also low res, so may as well just print screen.
  
• To export the pose info (for use only in this app), you can export as a txt but only to the default location. If you select a different location (and you can't you can't even choose a different drive letter), it pretends to save without saving.
  

The Good:

• A fair number of default poses to choose from.
  
• One of the few apps with proper anatomy rather than silly anime figures or glorified stick men.
  
• Anatomy reacts to movement. For example, the biceps will actually contract/elongate depending on how you move the arm. It isn't perfect though. I noticed for example that if you tilt the head back, the neck pinches and gets awkwardly thin. The neck muscles react nicely to how you move the head though.
  
[*]There is a lighting mode that looks like cell shading.

If the dev ever reads this: For the love of all that is holy, please address those bad points. This software has so much potential. It's a crime against humanity to abandon it like this.

EDIT:
I've changed my review to positive. I spent a lot of time going through the software and even though the UI is poorly designed and the controls are wank, it has more good points than bad. I've put together a full video guide for the Steam version so no one has to go through the same learning curve that I did: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PXofcQVKmlQ