my experience (with comic book artists) is that they are instinctively repelled by poser renders of expressionless zombie girls, and as graphic artists who have used pencils, inks and bristolboard all their lives, they have absolutely no knowledge of poser or other generators of machine-made images. unfortunately, poser users can get so caught up in the technical details of trying to get poser to do a presentable render, that they may consider facial expressions to be a waste of their valuable time. in one cartoon group, there's a guy who regularly posts renders that are ignored, because the artists there are too polite to tell him how bad his stuff is on so many levels, compared to a cartoon drawn by an actual human being. however, it is not too difficult for a poser user to get a very nice expression on a figure's face, hence it's really sad that most of them just try to slide by with a dull, staring zombie face instead. :lol: