Not all of us are comercial artists, for many of us this is a hoby.  I have had my artwork published in magazines and did a story in a comic book once, my eventual goal is to be able to get paid sometimes for some of my artwork.  I have yet to find a nitch where I can get some paying work, so have allowed my art to be published for free to gain exposure.  One day I hope to be able to market my own Tarot Deck, but it's a very big project.

Wolf359 whatever satisfaction I personally get out of creating images is akin to people who keep sketchbooks and paint for their own personal pleasure.  It's like people who play video games, or collect figurines--I collect 3D models because I like them and enjoy playing with them, and yes I agree with Existential Disorder, each figure does have it's own sense of type of look no matter how you texture, morph, and dress them.  That's one of the reason's I'm excited about the Sixus HumanZ figures--they are a bit stylized and not completely realistic--therefore they are different and will be exciting to work with.