Random Pose - Paid Version at Mac App Store analyse

Pretty great poses, even though most of the pictures seem to be of the rear end at a really low angle. Also a big hassle to have to go through so many pictures just to get to the one you specifically want, literally thousands of them. Maybe if there was a organized list of the different poses, male, female, etc., (like on the posemaniacs web site) in the full paid version, there might be more incentive to purchase it? That aside, great poses, as said before.

From the site, you an select by category and refine your browsing, a feature desperately needed on the app! I would not buy this app now until an update has been made. Better browse through the site for the time being.

Do not buy! The App, plain and simple, doesnt work. I click on it, initial screen pops up, and then the app shuts down. Been taken to the cleaners on this one. Will take this matter up with Apple Store. I am owed $4.

Although the other reviews seemed bad, I took a chance a bought this. The result: Worth it beyond measure! Seriously, it may seam like total chaos at first, with, like someone said, low leveled views of the backside; with a little patience, by the time you get to #300 or so, you start getting into the more useful front facing poses. Also, I agree that it would be nice to have the poses in order, and with different categories, but Im perfectly fine with just going through them all. I honestly love this app, it is wonderful and very helpful. Thank you for this.

The only difference is no ads. But that doesnt make it worth 4 bucks. For that you should be able to save more than 1000, have no duplicates, search pose types, choose male or female, view skeleton versions of pose and all pics should be high res. Far too many are blurry.

This app has potential for sculptors and other artists, but it is not quite useful yet. First, it needs a version for iPad, with higher resolution when the pictures are enlarged. Second, one should have the ability to choose a pose from the menu of all poses (as in the web site). Third, ideally, one should be able to rotate the pose horizontally and vertically (as in the Mara 3D app). What I am suggesting is something combining the features of this app and Mara. Whoever comes up with that will earn the eternal gratitude of figure sculptors.

I am enjoying having an entire library at my fingertips to have quick poses that I can sketch for practice or to try drawing poses that I have never tried drawing before. The images can be blurry so I likely wouldnt recommend it to an artist who needs high quality pictures to reference. The layout is a bit unorganized so it can be difficult to navigate.