We don't even have enough trained artists to begin pushing this stuff out the door. Those who can handle the current software are all natural sculptors with pretty much the talent of a Michaelangelo ~ and now we get down to the real problem. In the entire world there are probably no more than a couple of dozen of these guys.
Now, we're not talking about those who can "copy" sculpture, but actually create "electronic sculpture" ~ which really isn't all that different from cutting marble when you get right down to it.
You must be referencing graphic productions. That does seem that it would be an incredible amount of work. Still, with the graphic programs out there today, CAD or some artistically focused equivalent must make it somewhat less painful to produce. Doesn’t it?
With a CAD type of product, you could view or record one object from two perspectives.