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If I can figure out how, I want to give some people the opportunity to download the early Blender3D file. No bones, no texture, no hair, just the base. Way before his editability or posability. But that's not to say YOU can't if you know Blender at all. He can also be placed in other 3D software that takes .obj files. He can be 3D printed!

One of the best negative comments I ever received was that I was lazy using 3D.

"All you're doing is using 3D and putting some fancy filters on it, so lazy! It's total shit!"

To be honest, the comment didn't faze me one bit. The first thing I did was check out his work. Judged it to be juvenile, as it were, and moved on. (Only my opinion) I did not comment back. 

I know I'm not for everyone. But I know, at least here, “I can't deny the fact that you like me. Right now, you like me!” ~Sally Field

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SugiStripes

It’s a little crazy to me that 3D and digital art has existed in mainstream art circles for decades now, and that’s not been a problem. But now suddenly you’re lazy for using 3D models? Pfft. Your process is so transformational that reducing it down to “3D models = lazy” is, as you said, juvenile.

TYLÈR

Some people just don’t have any personal skills.

Jason Rice

I’ve worked in Zbrush. 3D modeling is NOT lazy. I wish I had the time, energy, and patience to do what you do. Hug!