Perhaps Vogue instead of Sears? Uzilite is a perfect example though. His stuff is very nice. I think Mac has a good point. Most people don't make a living doing Poser stuff so personal preferences probably play a large part in what they choose to create. It's rather pointless to speculate on why people prefer fantasy. Actually, it's all fantasy. Some is just more fantastic than others. You just don't see a lot of Poser equivalents of American Gothic, Whistler's Mother or the king of images of common people in everyday situations that Vermeer and many other artists did so well. That's not to say there isn't some but Poser is art for the masses so one should expect a different bias twoards genre. In some of its more commercial uses, pre-visualization, forensics, low budget commercials, etc. a fashion wardrobe probably isn't that important.

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