# PoseBook By Silver - Female — user reviews

> 69 indexed App Store user reviews of PoseBook By Silver by Stephen Silver, rated 4.70/5 from 22 ratings.

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- App overview in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/posebook-by-silver-female/id477663628.md
- Rating breakdown: 5★ 18 · 4★ 2 · 3★ 2 · 2★ 0 · 1★ 0

## Newest reviews (13 of 69)

### 3/5 — Good but the other is better

*2014-07-24, version 1.4*

Like the male counterpart of pose book, there are a great number of poses and costumes, but there are a few things that I would have like to see better. 
Compared to the male posebook, these models lack a little acting or character in their poses. But the different costumes are great.
Also the hand models are exactly the same as the ones in the male posebook. 

Over all a solid piece or reference for models and drawing techniques provided by Steven silver. 

Thanks for the app!

### 3/5 — Needs an iPhone 5 update

*2014-05-13, version 1.4*

The lack of fullscreen and Retina on iPhone 5 and 5S is really disappointing for an app that isn't cheap.

### 3/5 — Not as good as the male posebook

*2014-02-06, version 1.4*

The character variety of the female version is lacking compared to the male. Turnarounds are high quality and the models are great, however. A good resource but would benefit from 1-2 more character types for the cost.

### 4/5 — Very helpful resource...

*2014-01-11, version 1.4*

This app has been a helpful pose library resource for me.  If anything, I would like to see more dynamic, acrobatic-type poses.

### 3/5 — No landscape mode

*2013-09-27, version 1.4*

This app is great and is very useful however there isn't a landscape mode for the timed poses so you either have to hold the iPad/prop it up or buy a stand. If this was added it would be much easier to use.

### 4/5 — Rating

*2013-08-09, version 1.4*

Would have been better if I could use the app in landscape mode, but overall I love it!

### 3/5 — Needs more for the price

*2013-07-16, version 1.4*

It's got a couple of UI bugs that can be annoying but it's a good reference tool. I would suggest more models though for the price.

### 5/5 — Great art app

*2013-05-13, version 1.4*

So many useful features here and Stephen Silver is an amazing teacher and artist. For any skill range too, worth the price!

### 5/5 — Awesome app

*2013-04-26*

Worth buying it.

### 5/5 — Great app

*2013-04-22, version 1.4*

This is a great app to get practising in  or to use as warm-ups.        I use it on my way to work. I recommend it to anyone who likes to draw looking forward to more.

### 5/5 — Great Idea

*2013-04-07, version 1.4*

Excellent reference to have on you when you're filling up a sketchbook

### 4/5 — Great Resource for artists

*2013-04-03, version 1.4*

This is a great resource for artists. I hope you keep developing it further by adding new poses and more models.  I would like to see children added to both the Pose book apps.

### 4/5 — Such a good idea

*2013-03-24, version 1.4*

This is exactly what artists need. It is such a great resource to have in one handy app.

## Most critical reviews (10 lowest-rated)

### 1/5 — Not worth 10 $

*2014-05-27, version 1.4*

It's not worth 10 $, horrible app

### 1/5 — No

*2014-02-01, version 1.4*

This is a great app if you don't have the internet, or if you've ever thought to yourself, "I'd like to draw an old lady pretending to be a waitress".

### 1/5 — Not worth the price

*2013-01-23, version 1.4*

Way over priced. The male version is almost worth the money, but this one has far less images, and not much variety of body type. Definitely pass on this one.

### 1/5 — Not enough references

*2012-05-06, version 1.3*

They are all the same model. The poses can usually be found in better gesture books and plus more. This app won't make justice to many artist unless it has at least a bi-weekly update on new models, new poses, new demonstrations on foreshortening, quick gestures, placement, and more. I am disappointed in both of the apps silverbook has to offer.

### 1/5 — Very Old Style!! (sumpah jadoel banget!)

*2012-01-03, version 1.1*

The pose and models used for this is too old...this is for grany!!!...I'm an amateur photographer and my wife is an amateur model, but her pose and photos is waaayyyy better!. I want my money back!!!

### 2/5 — Update

*2017-04-19, version 1.4*

You really need to update this app so it runs properly. I expected more for 13$

### 3/5 — Videos don’t work?

*2020-09-25, version 2.0*

Great app!! All the images are great and I love using them to practice and warm up but sadly none of the videos work which is really disappointing.....

### 3/5 — Ok, could use some work

*2020-04-11, version 2.0*

I’m a huge Stephen Silver fan. I’ve got his book and I’ve taken his course on Schoolism. 100% worth it!

That said, this app is a bit lacking. The images are actually surprisingly low-res. Sometimes when you’re doing the timed drawing, it’ll give you the space between two separate photos instead of centering a photo. Not a HUGE deal but at this price you expect better. Contemplating returning it...

### 3/5 — Helpful

*2016-01-07, version 1.4*

Still needs to work out some bugs. I hope a chunk of the expense here goes to those models. Expensive. 

That said. All in all. Glad I got it. Good reference.

### 3/5 — Okay, not worth $10

*2015-06-28, version 1.4*

This photo reference app leaves a lot to be desired, if you are looking for something that gives you anatomical references along with clothing reference, this app falls short. The pictures remind me of newspaper stills from a play or musical performance. Very colorful and many angles and poses are nice. Not worth the ten bucks it cost.

## Most praised reviews (10 highest-rated)

### 5/5 — Best figure app ever!

*2019-02-04, version 2.0*

This is the best app for practicing figure drawing. I can take it anywhere and love the poses! Such a great app! If you don’t already have it also get the Character Design Shuffle app. I often get stuck and don’t know what to draw and these tools help spark inspiration.

### 5/5 — Stephen is the best!

*2018-04-18, version 2.0*

This app has helped take me to a new level in gesture sketching! No more tight hand and worried eye. Just had to loosen up!

### 5/5 — Good References

*2017-12-14, version 2.0*

This was really helpful in improving my gesture drawings.

### 5/5 — Great Reference!

*2016-10-08, version 1.4*

Love it! It's amazing for reference!

### 5/5 — This is a pretty good ref app

*2014-09-18, version 1.4*

It has a lot of poses not just poses of people but faces and hands as well it also has a time pose mechanism that you can use to practice :)!

### 5/5 — An amazing app by an amazing teacher

*2014-06-16, version 1.4*

The videos are great, perhaps new ones could be nice

### 5/5 — Utterly brilliant!

*2014-03-15, version 1.4*

Just such a useful tool. Can't rate this highly enough. No longer do I need to trawl the internet for suitable poses to draw! Awesome!

### 5/5 — Pose book female

*2014-03-13, version 1.4*

This is a solid tool; a great supplement for days when you can't draw from a live model.

### 5/5 — Love this app,

*2013-09-24, version 1.4*

Great for on the go sketching and reference.

### 5/5 — Fantastic drawing tool

*2013-07-14, version 1.4*

Just the sections on hands and facial expressions alone are worth the price of admission! The dynamic poses and costuming are also terrific. All great for practice and polishing your drawing chops. The entire app is AMAZINGLY helpful to me as a professional children's illustrator. Thanks SO MUCH for creating this incredible resource! (And if you're considering a sequel, a similar edition with images of kids would be terrific for people in my profession.)

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