Penguinisto opened this issue on Dec 04, 2006 · 175 posts
dunderland posted Tue, 12 December 2006 at 11:23 PM
Quote - Don't we have this discussion every year or so?
Either way, I don't really mind poserdom being an economy.
Money into the hobby of poser keeps renderosity / daz / runtimedna / poserpros afloat. Which in turn lets talented people like aerysoul for example to continue doing what they do and the poser hobbyist do what they do.
Do I agree that 95% of the poser renders on here suck ass? Yes, mine included which is why I now post like once a year.
I guess to summarize, Renderosity has been the way it is now for a long time, it's good for business.
Level headed thinking (above).
To further a point I wanted to make: There are people who consider themselves purists in every creative arena. Illustration buffs who consider trace ups sacrilege (despite the fact that it has been practiced since the advent of photography). Comic book artists who consider realists work stiff and unimaginative. Realists who consider comic book art to be anatomical torture of the human figure. Illustrators who think the use of 3D is cheating. 3D artists who know how tough good 3D is to create, thinking those illustrators are full of sh%t. Artists who think anything done on the computer to be fraudulent....
The list goes on.
When you have been around a while you will here all the BS.
The fact is that there are more creative tools then ever. Those who use them well will be good artists. It takes a lot of work to get there, and you are never good enough.
So learn to ignore the self anointed purists. They are hacks who should be spending their time improving their own abilities.