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Follow this link to see some Poser scenes rendered for print ilustration assignments. These images are seen in cartoon with line style and in a scratchboard Sketch Design Preset. These are published and paid-for pictures. Paid for playing with Poser. How about that? Anybody else using Poser for commercial wrok? http://home.earthlink.net/~donaldwalbert/Pages/DAGAeduILLUS1.html

I think the people really making money are keeping quiet about it...

Cool work Don! I think it may start to get more notice now with the general interest in 3D and its better (still far less than ideal) integration with hi-end applications.

Frankly I ain't makin a dime for my play time...LOL

Fox... ;-)

Fox /Polar ;-) very droll guys

Havent been paid for anything yet, but have used Poser extensively for work I donated to various non-profits for brochures, poster, powerpoint slide presentations. Poser can be useful in many ways if you think laterally. For a slide presentation during a recent symphony, I imported a photograph of two kids playing the cello. I then put it into Poser as a "background". Using the sketch designer I then sampled the sketching at differient times along the process, exporting each stage as a jpg. Run together, they produced a very good animated impression of a painting from blank to finished and finally fading to the photograph. Scarab

Using Poser for commercial work? << I'm making heavy use of Poser in an "interactive textbook" I'm writing. Our old friend Default Casual Female has been deputized as an instructor, adding life to some scientific topics that would otherwise be hopelessly dull. I mainly use a kind of flip-card animation with a sequence of BMPs, because I generally need to control the movements in ways that aren't available with AVIs. The students using the program are strongly encouraged to duplicate the experiments after D.C.F. shows how to do it. ......ockham

Just got my first proffesional Poser gig creating a character for use in both a print project and on the web, if everything goes as planned I just may be able to quit my current job and work with 3D full time. From what I've been seeing lately it seems like media houses and all kinds of internet companies are starting to realize that 3D is'nt just for multi-million dollar movies and hi-tech engineering. Dave