Cast, dress and pose characters without drawing them
Start from a character who already looks close to the part, then change the hair, the clothes and the face until they are right. Pose them, turn them to any angle, and use the same person in every shot.
Pick someone
Toddlers, kids, teenagers, adults and seniors, across a range of builds and looks. Whoever the script calls for, there is someone to start from.
Make them yours
Hairstyle, top, face, facial hair, glasses and wrinkles are all yours to set, and the character updates in place as you go.
Pose them
Set the arms, the legs and the head angle so the character is doing what the shot calls for. No drawing, no rigging, and no waiting on an artist.
Turn them around
The same character faces forwards, backwards, left, right or slightly left, so a conversation reads as a conversation and a reverse angle stays the same person.
Find the right piece
Rather than scrolling every hairstyle, top and pair of glasses to find one piece, search the character assets by name and go straight to it.
Keep them
Save a character you have built and reuse them across shots and projects. Save them as an element and they stay consistent everywhere they appear.