Can I install poser in it?

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I doubt it if you will even take a look on it honestly. Most people who are gripped with fear will follow blindly any established belief.

The good thing is perhaps you can take the oil after surgery to keep cancer from returning again.

I will not going to send "kind thoughts and prayers and emotional support" to you. I rather give you a solution to your problem.

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Others maybe Laetrile from Apricot/ Apple Seeds.

or Essiac Tea.

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FINALLY SHE GREW A PAIR!

I hope she will not return to her old state!

Wow. Looks like the simplest solution is always the best. Thanks for the suggestion.

Quote - I'm very odd with my poser renders. Everything, and I mean everything has to be just right. I'm very meticulous with my characters to the point of being OCD with how everything has to workand look just right. If a finger is bent in an unrealistic way, if an object doesn't seem like it's weight is truely represented, if something is wrong and it's not even going to be visible in the render, I MUST fix it or the final render is ruined. This is probably why I never show off any renders, I always find the smallest details that I feel are wrong and I never get a final render done.

I don't know if anyone else is like that, but seeing everyone post renders makes me think that I'm alone in this ocd-ish way of trying to reach perfection.

I have a feeling you are a first born or an only child.

What I did is I post auditions in two sites:

http://voiceacting.proboards.com/index.cgi

http://voiceactingalliance.com/board/forum.php

Most of the details are in the stickies on how to post an audition. Let me give you additional tips:

Since this is going to be a web series, make sure you let them know of this because this is not a one shot thing and requires some commitment in their part and post a very descriptive background or summary of what your project is about and importantly, post artwork or screenshots of the characters that are open for audition. The more impressive they look, the more they will be motivated to join you.

Give it at least a week to audition and take your pick ONLY after the deadline so that it will be fair for them.

Most of these people are young adults and some are actually professionals if you manage to attract them. Expect some delays and some of them suddenly getting sick and full of excuses for not being able to send their pieces in time.

Encourage them, complement them and be patient with them. Try not to be angry because it is important to make good relationships with these people especially the older, veterans who will be more available to you if you decide to make another project.

Be more demanding only if you have money to pay them.

Renderosity is a place to find updates about new things about our craft. Who knows maybe next time someone would post his discovery of an untapped GOLDMINE that financially rewards poser creations.

Just take a break. Drink some beer. Unclutter your brain. Then come back again.

Dont be a quitter.

This is ALOT of download!

If I download **Creative Suite 2, **will it contain everything on the list?

I did not read it but skimmed through the pages because I am looking for something.

Just what I thought.

I have perhaps a reasonable suggestion.

I think your comic Busy Day is a "one shot" comic. That means the kids will have the impression to expect nothing more after turning off their tablets.

There is no more "demand" after you closed the book.

I believe its very important for the success of any book is to not to be forgotten by promising that there is more to come.

I love your online comics because there is something for me to look forward to and most of all, the ADVENTURE!

I suggest you stick to make adventure stories since you are good at it and then tone it down that the kids will be able to appreciate it.

Make every page a page turner and at the end page a TO BE CONTINUED and then a full page ad of your other titles with a catchy description of what its all about.

If you do these then you can deal with moms like RedPhantom gracefully because she will have no choice but to give in with her kids demands to get your new comic since they are showing great interest to read.

Just look at Harry Potter. Its not a one shot thing. Its a book series. Give them something to look forward to and stick with what you know.

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Quote - I make comics with Poser and I'm bringing in about $800-1,000/month before taxes. Have been at that level of payout for the past two years. Not enough to drive a Porsche or build a in-ground pool in the backyard... but enough to pay my rent and still retain a total love for what I'm doing. I still work my daytime job part-time, but my comics are my life.

Can you show a sample of your comic?

If you could make it a comic like estherau's this will be great for sure!