Head Model Studio - Art Study

Head Model Studio - Art Study

3D references for artists

2.3K ratings
218 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 11, 2020
  • June 26, 2026

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About

This app provides 3D reference models for artists to study and draw faces. It offers detailed control over lighting and rendering to help users understand facial planes and tones, aiding in portrait drawing practice.

25 detailed 3D head models
Full 3D model control (zoom, tilt, rotate)
Realistic environmental and studio lighting
Customizable rendering with edge outlines
Pre-made practice scenes
Study facial planes and geometry
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What's New in Head Model Studio

2.21.0

June 26, 2026

• Added support for Liquid Glass • Fixed an issue that caused the app to close unexpectedly

Subscription plans

1 Year Access

Access premium content for 1 year

$16.001 Year
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In-App Purchases

$23.00

1 Year Access

Access premium content for 1 year

Events

Read more about New Hairstyles

New Hairstyles

Give any model a fresh look by swapping hairstyles

Feb 26, 2026 Mar 29, 2026

Read more about Custom Expressions

Custom Expressions

Create your own facial expressions

Nov 21, 2024 Dec 21, 2024

User reviews

Request

Could you please add monthly subscription plan?

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All the things I need u have to have premium for them so yeah 3 stars 💔

Excellent App!!

It works so well to view every angle!!

Needs another subscription tier

This app has a lot of potential. I think it would be better if there was a cheaper subscription, or one-time purchase tier for around £2-6 to access the full version of the Loomis, Asaro and Reilly heads.

There’s too many features that I wouldn’t use to justify the year long or lifetime subscription.
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Lack of features

We need more models and customisations

Developer apps

User experience

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Reported Bugs

2 issues

Sudden loss of model functionality after updates

Bug

Overheating issues on some devices

Bug

Requested Features

4 requests

Add female Loomis head models

Feature

Expand customization options for paid users

Feature

Implement full-body reference models

Feature

Provide option for one-time lifetime purchase

Feature

FAQ

What does Head Model Studio do?

Head Model Studio provides 3D reference models of heads for artists to study and practice drawing. It allows users to examine facial anatomy in detail, understand planes, and experiment with lighting to improve their portraiture skills.

What are the key features of Head Model Studio?

Key features include 25 detailed 3D head models, complete control over model rotation and zoom, realistic environmental and studio lighting options, customizable rendering with edge outlines to highlight planes, and pre-made practice scenes.

How much does Head Model Studio cost?

The app offers a few free models to start with. Access to the full range of models requires premium access, with lifetime and yearly (non-recurring) purchase options available.

What devices is Head Model Studio compatible with?

The application is designed for iOS and iPadOS devices, allowing artists to study faces in detail on their Apple tablets and phones.

How can this app help me learn to draw faces?

The app helps by providing detailed 3D models that can be manipulated to study facial planes from any angle. The customizable lighting and rendering options allow you to understand how light interacts with form, which is crucial for realistic portrait drawing.