In visual art, people's personalities come out in the style in which they draw or paint. In Poser, since you're dealing with mannequin-like figures, the individuality is lost. I agree with the comment about fluidity. Poser figures are rather cold and stiff -- they don't actually move, they just get posed in a still position, so what you lose is the sweep of the gamrent, the sweep of the hair, the real way in which clothing folds around living flesh. Paintings and drawings have a kinetic energy that makes their still images move. Mike