I've seen at least one Poser-created ad in a professional engineering industry magazine.  The 'artwork' consisted of the P4 casual man standing, and then mirrored to look like a couple of bookends.  The scene was rendered entirely in a uniform brown -- no textures, no colors.  I forget what the ad was for.  Some contracting company or tool supplier -- one of those types of engineering corporate entities.  At the time, I was mildly curious as to how much the artist had been paid for producing the image.  Assuming, of course, that the image wasn't simply created in-house by a draftsman or secretary.

As for me -- I use Poser both as a hobby and for work.  It's always nice if your work revolves around something that you enjoy doing.

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