Thank you everyone for your two cents.  I really do absorb all what you say.

I'm thinking of this for an option -  since this is a recreation of a real person, hence the body morph, I'm "WILLING" for the sake of art purposes to make a bare bone not really changed body except for the breasts with built in morph dials such as bulk, etc, but you may still have some poke through.  

The way I deal with it when it happens to me is fixing it up with Post Work or just render in another area so it doesn't show.  

What do you all do now at this point with other figures before all crying, "Why a custom body morph????"   There's one that I own that make perfect crime boss, but his body is too fat and NOOOO clothing fit him.   Why did they do it like that?  I don't cry about it, I figure a vendor made it his way with artful purposes in mind.

 I do appreciate the general concern about it, and tried the best that I could with built in Morph dials, but truth be told, built in morph dials SUCK in poser and the Poser morph brush sucks as well too.  Zbrush is the only way to do it.

That means now I'll work on "softening" the face.   Not sure how to go about doing that, maybe someone with good pointers on face production might be able to? 

I appreciate the communities feed back.  

 

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