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Couerl · 30th October 2006, 17:27

I read the history of Poser by it's original creator Larry Weinberg before I got Poser-5

and its original intent was just that, an aide to draw humans in whatever pose for the artist. It was never intended to play dress up with dolls or be a cartoon Playboy magazine.

http://www.larryweinberg.com/gallery2/v/PoserHistory/

I do agree with Larry in this statement though: But even the goofiest Poser images exemplify the drive and creative spark that so many people have and need to express.

And Poser does help many people who might otherwise have no outlet for their vision of what "art" is.

I still think if you've seen one, you've seen them all, but every now and then one will still catch your eye like this use or example.
Neat work Nate.

30th October 2006, 17:27	#27 (permalink)
Couerl Polygurbs Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Denver Posts: 1,301	I read the history of Poser by it's original creator Larry Weinberg before I got Poser-5 and its original intent was just that, an aide to draw humans in whatever pose for the artist. It was never intended to play dress up with dolls or be a cartoon Playboy magazine. http://www.larryweinberg.com/gallery2/v/PoserHistory/ I do agree with Larry in this statement though: But even the goofiest Poser images exemplify the drive and creative spark that so many people have and need to express. And Poser does help many people who might otherwise have no outlet for their vision of what "art" is. I still think if you've seen one, you've seen them all, but every now and then one will still catch your eye like this use or example. Neat work Nate.