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After thirty years of trying to pose wooden IKEA dummies whose flexibility starts and ends at raising their arms, or plastic "body-kuns" whose flexibility is pretty ok IF they can hang on to all their limbs (they can't), how come I never knew Clip Studio Paint has posable models that are REALLY, REALLY good once you get the hang of them? After two days and a few youtube tutorials, I can get them do do nearly everything! And the best is: You can have as many models interacting with each other as you want, AND you can set them to be 5'7', or 3'3',  and you can adjust their proportios , and you can POSE EACH FINGER INDIVIDUALLY, giving you the most perfect Art Nouveau hands! Look at those beautiful hands! 

There's only one thing you can not do, which is to give Fearne bigger boobs. XD

So, 2024, here I come! The two top ones will be Orym hugging his sister-in-law after rescuing her, and a Will/Orym wedding shot. =D

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Lauren Sternad

Will/Orym wedding shot! 😍😍😍

Matěj Čadil

That looks really interesting! I've had the same problems you mentioned with IKEA dummies and body-kuns. 😄 Although I draw much less human figures, but good reference for the poses I imagine might be really helpful and encourage me to do more. I would love to try it, is this software free or paid?