Also keep in mind that in traditional art, artists cheat like bastards on their figure posing. And in digital art a lot of artists are doing pics of fantasy type people who, compared to folks in the real world, would be flexible like athletes rather than stiff computer jockeys. Dynamic lines are a big deal in the final piece of art - you really do have to twist the crap out of poser figures to stop them looking too stiff and doll-like. Good thread though - you'd definately have to have a bone set-up that at the very least mirrored the number of moving bones in the human body and the angle and placement of the joints on the end. Cheers