Quote - Yep. Those reasons coupled with the bad economy is why I stopped investing time making poser products.

I was easily hitting the magic 300 number most of the time, but i was putting in far too many houirs for far too little gain. I did it full time for 4 years, but it just wasn't financially rewarding to make it worth doing full time any longer.

Things have changed here at home, and I'm toying with doing it again part time, because I really do enjoy creating 3d products. If I can think of something I really want to create, I'll probably test the waters again.

I do miss sharing my creativity with others, but doing it full time just does not make good financial sense.

 

Damn didn't realize you got out to man. Sorry to hear it.

You hit the nail on the head squarely saying YOU REALLY ENJOY DOING IT"

That is the comment many artists get a bad name for saying out loud. Business men I have done photographic or design/illustrative work for always say that artist have no concept of money and because we do it because we just love our art or for the ego fulfillment, they have historically believed we should do it for free and thus feel quite comfortable not paying us or underpaying us for our efforts. Creating Poser content is no different apparently.