Skelly - Art Model App Reviews

This has helped me understand how the body is truly shaped. Going back and forth between the mannequin and the skeleton really helped me with visual understanding of the human form.

The accuracy of the model is great but functionality and ease of use is lost completely. With an app like MagicPoser out there I’m surprised this app isn’t super fun. So much is possible here, but I’m hoping with further updates I’ll be able to change my rating to a 5 star especially because I respect Proko so much. It would also be great to be able to move the digits of the fingers and toes.

I use this almost everyday to practice drawing heads and skulls in any angle, and it’s a great tool for anatomy. Honestly I can’t say enough good things. Being able to change the light source and angle is a nice touch. It’s great if you are studying figure drawing as well this app has made my life soooo much easier and helped me a lot in my journey so far!:)

The camera distortion is too severe. Needs more camera options including just 2d to show the skeleton flat with no perspective.

Because it’s a Proko product this automatically gets 5/5.

Every thing is great, I just wish you could open the jaw of the skeleton

This app has a nice balance of power and simplicity. Very handy for making anatomy references while drawing, animating, etc. One important feature which is missing is the ability to set a focal length for the “camera.” As is, the shots are rather “wide angle” which is fine for casual use but a definite drawback when used for a reference for an actual artwork in progress where you don’t want as much distortion in your reference. Eagerly anticipating an update which addresses this!

And perfect for use with Proko's anatomy course. I do wish one could change the Field of View without zooming.

Great app freaking love it, would be help full to have a front, side, top, bottom view kind of thing trying to make thing symmetrical but I keep moving the screen read, other than that great app

It’s good for reference but could really use some advanced posing especially with the jaw and the hands. Otherwise pretty worth it especially considering something like this irl would cost a lot more

I really expected this to be more realistic. Limited joints to move, IE there is no thoracic spine articulation. That makes poses with adjusted lumbar & cervical curves look ridiculous! Also, the joints should only be able to move within their real range of motion, not just infinitely. Essentially, poses look weird and stiff if you get away from a neutral posture. Pretty disappointed. Doubt I’ll use it much if at all unless these things are addressed…

Unfortunate that the pelvis does not move properly to relay relative motion of the pelvis and femur.