Hello, and thanks for taking the time to view my work. And a double thanks to those who comment. I greatly appreciate your feedback and support. This dance image uses the P7+ version of the Essential Materials. The original was used as one of its lightbox images. This version has had adjustments painted into the hair, some IDL blotching of the background cleaned up (even though the quality level was through the roof, there was still blotching), and some slight color adjustments. Still, outside of the hair, it's pretty close to a raw render, and I think it came out pretty well for that. The poses are both based as precisely as I could make them on reference photos of dancers. Both outfits are dynamic, though the interesting one is the ballet outfit. The leotard is Lady Littlefox's ballet outfit for Aiko 3. I used Blender to fit it to V4 and made it dynamic without any changes to the mesh. It simmed very well, and fit my highly morphed figure (including custom pose correcting morphs made with the morph tool) perfectly. For the tutu, I was going to use her V4 jester outfit's tutu, but it simply wouldn't fit this pose. So I made a 6 or 7 layered tutu and turned each layer into a dynamic prop. I gave them roughly the same mapping (circular) as LLF's V4 and A3 tutus, so I could use their maps. Then I simmed the tutu layer by layer (which was pretty easy, actually). I used the mesh texture for LLF's A3 tutu (by Sarsa), and the top layer velvet texture for LLF's V4 tutu (which is by "ABen," which I think stands for Anna Benjamin). The shoes are also from the V4 jester ballet outfit, but have a whole bunch of parts made invisible. I'm not sure this is the best way to handle a dynamic tutu. I might try something else soon. But I did find that even something as stiff as a tutu was more easily handled with dynamics. The most time consuming part of this was rendering all those layers of transparency. I really wish they would make some major improvements to how slowly Firefly renders transparency. At least 25% of Poser dresses should have layers of tulle underneath them (we are a community almost illogically obsessed with ballgowns). Clothing with lace and silk are highly popular. Rendering transparency should be optimized the way rendering dynamic hair has been, even if teh "right" way to do hair is to use dynamics. Transparency isn't just for hair. Commercial Credits AlfaSeed's Alice texture & Jolie Fille Hair (no longer sold) esha's Levante at RDNA V4 Elite Texture: Marie Elite by Yannek, Sarsa, and BTLProductions at DAZ3D Lady Littlefox's A3 Ballet & VI Jester at RDNA