Christine Clavel: A Poser Artist

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There is now a cottage industry of commercial artists and fine artists who create original artwork (illustrations) of human figures using Poser. Previously, drawing realistic human figures was both difficult and very time consuming. Now over 200,000 artists create everything from magazine covers, print advertising and product illustrations using Poser.

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Comments

[erastes.livejournal.com]

I Agree with Angie - I don't think it's a good thing that so many cover artists are moving over to Poser, I think it's a detriment to the art and turns something individual into something that looks the same as everything else.

Most of them (including the book you have highlighted) just look like Barbie dolls in Velvet - and that's the good ones. The bad ones are indescribably bad, most the m/m erotic ones make me want to rip out my eyes.

[elisa-rolle.livejournal.com]

You are right. Even with Christine Clavel, that I think made a good job, the problem is that she use always the same figures: the woman, Victoria, is always the same in every cover and so the covers lack in variety. And yes, Victoria seems a Barbie doll... Elisa