Here's the gist of what I was going to post, before the infernal useless forum software blanked it. This time, without links.

Randy...

1. The screenshot has jaggies. it's easy to remove the jaggies. Top Menu | Render | Anti-alias Document. The anti-aliasing is done automatically if you render to Preview.

2. To remove or reduce horrible grungy textures (e.g. the dragon):

a. Remove them manually, and replace with toon textures.

b. Blur them out in Poser with some magic Python, while retaining something of the base colour.

c. Lift the gamma in Poser. Poser has a native script for them. Top Menu | Scripts > MaterialMods | Change Gamma.

3. Just because a figure has a toon 'look' doesn't mean they will toon well in terms of the real-time Comic Book inking lines. Always slightly open the mouth, so that a mouth line gets "inked" by the Comic Book mode.

4. Hair. Toon hair is good, if this is the type of figure you're going for. This is quick demo scene of the base Near Me figure that I did to accompany an interview, and is not optimised for production (e.g. the strange 'white lips' line). But you get the idea, on the hair.

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