Just ok.

I bought this female figure as a drawing reference after being thoroughly impressed by the male version. While I still found this figure helpful, its not nearly as detailed as the male. For example, the male version has a joint at the bicep muscle that can turn and twist to create more realistic arm positioning. The female version does not have that. The arm is just awkward in general, particularly how it bends at the elbow. If you have a good grasp on anatomy then you can correct these issues in your drawing, but if you are a newer artist then this figure might be confusing to work with. Also, as a heads up, the female figure is much smaller than the male. I'd say her head reaches around his shoulder. One more thing... the stand it comes with is helpful, but very flimsy. It kept collapsing or falling apart as I tried to position her.

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