I started Poser late in the game. 

     I mostly drew by hand and enjoyed mostly Architecture a lot; I did some concept sketches while in college.  Didn't know anything about it until someone I knew was going into Film/Television Production and they mentioned it along with Bryce -- that was in 2003.  I have seen lots and lots of 3d graphics programs while I was into an Art major, but didn't get into all of it as it was very expensive at the time, and I wasn't thrilled with the learning curve.  Yeah call me the one with the "easy" button. 

    I took into experimenting with both Poser 4 and Bryce 5 in '03, then along came Vue 4 in demo (I didn't get the full in '06).  Then it was Daz and Renderosity afterwards and it was an experience like no other.  Talk about variety, the camaraderie, and so many things you can do with Poser -- and beyond.  Wow!! 

It's been one heck of an addictive ride, let me tell ya...

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Asus N50-600 - Intel Core i5-8400 CPU @ 2.80GHz · Windows 10 Home/11 upgrade 64-bit · 16GB DDR4 RAM · 1TB SSD and 1TB HDD; Graphics: NVIDIA Geforce GTX 1060 - 6GB GDDR5 VRAM; Software: Poser Pro 11x