Hair. I think you may be better of with premade hair. Confirming or a hair prop. Dynamic hair is propaply better for animators. Kozaburo has some very good hair that is easy to use. Vicky. Vicky is popular and what is sort of srange to me is that she gets more views than Stephanie (allso a Daz model). I think there is something very appealling about vicky that other female models don't have. I maybe wrong, it's just my guess. I start with the character first. Either making up my own or using a premade one. Then the hair and then fidling in the material room to enhance the skin. Then the lights. After that I make the pose. Then props and tweaking. There is no "right" way of doing things tho. As for modelling. I make some clothing and morphs myself. I use silo and metasequoia for modelling. Modelling is not something I enjoy too much but I have to in order to have clothing that I need. I don't create joint's/bones myself but use pre-exsisting ones. Poser takes time. But you will learn things that work for you and that will speed things along. But still it will take time. Much of it is tweaking and playing with settings. Every image/render you make will eventually help you discover what works for you and what doesn't. I'm still learning myself and it's been 5 years.

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