www.3dsystems.com 3D printer delivers color, volume and quality to enable Starburns to create “thousands upon thousands” of faces for stop-motion puppets “Sad,” “beautiful,” “witty,” “every character fascinating and boldly realized”: These are not words one typically associates with a stop-motion film starring puppets. But, then again, the film Anomalisa is something that’s not been seen before. The range of expressive humanity achieved in the film was made possible by the high-resolution 3D color printing of the 3D Systems ProJet ® CJP 660 system. Starburns Industries, a full-service production company based in Burbank, California, used the 3D printer to turn out thousands of different faces with life-like details such as wrinkles, smiles, frowns, worry lines and bags under th

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