3DVirtual Figure Drawing Studio (Female) for Windows

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Key Details of 3DVirtual Figure Drawing Studio (Female)

Master the skill of figure drawing in a virtual studio.
Last updated on November 7, 2008
There have been 2 updates
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Developer’s Description

Master the skill of figure drawing in a virtual studio.

Makes learning figure drawing fun, easy, and affordable. Developed by artists for artists. Leonardo da Vinci, Michealangelo, Donatello just to name a few. All of them started out by first mastering the basics of basic in drawing the human form. Figure Drawing Studio is developed by artist for artist just for this purpose. With thorough knowledge in this rare form of art. Version 2 includes unspecified updates.

3DVirtual Figure Drawing Studio (Female) for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: March 4, 2004

Latest update: November 7, 2008

Version: 2

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows Vista
Windows 98
Windows XP
Windows 2000
Windows 10
Windows ME

Additional Requirements: Windows 98/Me/2000/XP/2003 Server/Vista

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Total Downloads: 43,694

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User Reviews

3.2/5

13 User Votes

Easier to just find picture references on google.
shiliciousMarch 23, 2011
Pros
Can rotate completely
Cons
The entire screen is too small, so I can't read anything. The poses aren't as diverse as I was hoping.
Summary
Uninstalled after 10 minutes. Might work for you, but was a waste of time for me. Great idea, poor execution.
fun fun fun
donaldleemoyerSeptember 22, 2010
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fun fun fun
Cons
lots of work
Summary
cool
Very good for begginners.
wrongleverSeptember 17, 2007
Pros
There are very few choices for figure drawing software. Poser figure artist is fine but it is very fussy about the graphics board that you have. It won't work on most computers. This software is great way to practice. Of course it isn't a subsititute for figure drawing classes. I don't think it is meant to be.
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Just a hastle
v4562sSeptember 21, 2006
Pros
Can rotate around the model, has a good skeletal form and graph.
Cons
I'm really disappointed. When I first saw the program I thought "That would be great!", becuase I live in a small area with no life-models. So I downloaded the VFDS (Female). <p>I'd like to buy it - but I can't use PayPal or my e-mail account. <p>I'd like to ask questions, but there are no forums! <p>The 2-d sketched outline doesn't work (I've only gotten it to work once, the rest of the time it just changes the figure to a silhouette), if it's running in the background and you click on something the perspective view moves, the free orbit light is hard to manouvre... and still! I would have bought it! But now I can't do that either! <p>It's a good idea, but it really needs some work and a larger help file. There's pretty much NOTHING in the help file to turn to if you have problems.
Summary
nag screen on demo is a pain
ajchgoDecember 4, 2005
Pros
good idea, needs work.
Cons
nag screen comes up too often. not many options.
Summary
Useful software!
nailujJuly 2, 2005
Pros
If you hate the wooden posing dummy, this is for you!
Cons
Limitation, can't be posed. But for that price, I am not complaining.
Summary
USELESS
January 9, 2005
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'useless' - one word is enough to describe this . I don't found any options to modify those models. not a good software.
August 12, 2004
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This is a cool program, considering that it is free! If you need to practice basic figure construction, give it a try. There are however,some very odd looking, even detached limbs and joints. Also, the figures lack muscle detail and stress.
Not a substitute for figure drawing BUT...
April 2, 2004
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Virtual Figure Drawing Studio(VFDS) is not a substitute to real human models nor any current programs or software does nor ever will. The intricacy of the human form like muscle deformation under the skin, the influence of gravity on the body tissue, muscle contraction, skin stretching and the way skin react to light, all these are absent in posing program even 'Poser'. But what VFDS is, a tool or even a useful utility for artist to get over that difficult initial stage of visualizing, understanding and knowing the intricacy of the human form in figure drawing. Wooden posable dolls are boring and limited to it's range of motion. Referring to flat images or photos can only reveal so much. VFDS provides that crucial 3rd dimension. Being able to view from all imaginable angles and to zoom in and out, I was able to study and observe the all so common problem of foreshortening and perspective angles of every artist will experience.The other feature I find most helpful is being able to change the model into different modes. Cell shading, simplified blocks and simplified skeleton, even an X-ray mode was generously included to help see through the form of all the poses.This really makes visualizing easier and being able to see through helps me to draw through my drawings and getting the correct forms that I often don't. So far VFDS comes with one figure to study. A female body with 30 loadable poses. These 30 poses are well selected and tastefully posed. Sliding the slider upon loading these poses reveals a short range of motion from the initial position of the pose to the intended posing position. Turning on the turn table button will rotate the model on the pedestal. Turning on the drawing Grid helps me in measuring the model as a visual guide. VFDS also allows me to adjust the lighting condition of the model. Ambient,Rim and Fill Light can be turned on or off. Adjust the lighting position and color could achieve some interesting and dynamic lighting effect. Deformation of the the ankles and shoulders can still be improved especially upon loading complicated poses, but you do get 30 well balanced and dynamic poses to practice on. All in all VFDS has been very helpful to me. Twisting torsos, foreshortening perspectives, body proportions, all these I draw with a smile now. Retailing at just $12.95 even the poorest of poorest artist who use to burn their brushes during cold winters could afford it now :o). I would also suggest this to anyone who wants a fast and convenient way to practice drawing in the convenience of their room. VFDS is easy to install and comes with a clean uninstall too.
March 27, 2004
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