I agree w/elizabyte. 3D rendering opens up endless possibilities from the zany to the most realistic. It gives the artist the opportunity to create what is or isn't in the real world. And there is nothing wrong with that. I like both sides of the spectrum myself from the cartoony to the realistic. Heck, I even take photos of cartoony things. There is enough of both to keep everyone happy for a long time methinks. ShadowWind