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I'm not sure if this counts, but I'll recommend it anyway. I like "Handy Art Reference Tool." I use it occasionally as reference for drawing hands. It also has heads and other item props iirc. More on reddit.com

This is wonderful! Thanks for making it free and supporting mobile viewing :) Is there anywhere to donate? I know you might not be interested in the money, but there might be people out there who would like to help support you in developing this

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As a long-time Poser user, let me explain what you're buying: Essentially you're getting an application to put existing figures into existing environments. A lot of figures and environments are included. All figures are pre-rigged with bones. The software is available for Windows and macOS. You can change the figures' look through a dial palette, you can adjust their pose with different tools and you can change textures through a material manager. You can scale and distort the models according to your needs. It's a wonderful pre-visualization tool, but it also contains a very capable rendering engine. Poser includes Bullet Physics, cloth simulation and hair simulation. It also includes animation capabilities with animation layers. For rendering, Poser includes both a software-based Reyes/Renderman ("Firefly") and a Cycles render engine ("Superfly") with hardware acceleration. A morphing tool enables you to roughly modify geometry, within certain limits. You can also automate features using Python. The main difference to the main competitor, DAZ Studio, is that much of what you need is already bundled with the Poser software. DAZ Studio follows a "freemium" model: The app is free, but you have to pay for models and environments and textures etc. -- it adds up quickly. There is a lot of free content for Poser and for DAZ Studio at sites like ShareCG and Renderosity. (There is also a lot of paid content for both products.) Some background: DAZ3D used to be a supplier of Poser models, until they had some kind of business falling out with the makers of Poser and decided to create their own software, DAZ Studio. Poser has had a number of owners through the decades of its existence. Most recently it went from Smith Micro to Bondware (the owners of Renderosity). Recently, development has accelerated again. The current version of Poser is 13.3. DAZ3D currently seems to be stepping up its efforts to drag Poser content makers away from Renderosity in order to dry out Poser and forcing Poser users to switch to DAZ Studio. They are a very aggressive bunch. There currently is a sale for Poser 13 upgrades at 30% off . If you have been using an older version of Poser and you want to get up-to-date, getting the Humble Bundle, then buying the Poser 13 upgrade for $77 is a rather sweet deal. The full price for Poser 13 is $250 (also it's also currently discounted by 30%, i.e. it's $175). The 30% discount sale ends on July 22, but there will probably be others later in the year. More on reddit.com