Quote - > Quote - > Quote - I've been using Poser since P5. I do a graphic novel using Poser and Photoshop Elements. I'll admit that right now, I'm waging war with 2014- it has a nasty habit of hanging and crashing- but I've found that with each new version, my end results get better- course I've got some 6 or 7 years experience with it now.

 Lighting, textures, building sets or props, it can be done in Poser. I do use an outside program- Sketch-up- to build the pieces I need for sets and props, Then I assemble them in Poser. Today, I'm using content and figures I've had in my Runtime since Poser 5- and the figures especially- Victoria 3, Micheal 3, and yes, I've used the Poser males, too, look better.

might i suggest, lighting could be much better in this.  lights in the light fixtures?

white-ish bar under the sofa dominates.

 

 one feature i forget to use is the inverse square light property

 

There are spotlioghts in the light fixtures as the main light sources. There's one light set to infinite and turned way down for fill.

 

maybe someone here can give better advice than the inifinite light for fill?  
the ladies' cheeks have the shmootzies.  

the bane of my poserdom, lol, cheek shmootzies.

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