Post by shawnturner on Jan 8, 2018 1:57:47 GMT -9
Hello,
2D animation, on the other hand, allows completely new worlds. For example, through traditional animation, the animator can make people, cartoons and more that do not exist in real life. As a result, anyone who creates an animated project 2D animation can easily create images and worlds that are otherwise difficult to shoot and / or create using 3D tools. This aspect of 2D animation also lends itself to making projects aimed at specific target groups. Not only can the animator use their imagination to draw and worlds that do not live or realistically, but by doing so, they can participate Charact Designer and other practices that lead projects tailored to the sensitivities of specific target groups.Is this right information about 2d animation? I didn't get the right solution.
please help.
Any help will be appreciated.
Thank you.
2D animation, on the other hand, allows completely new worlds. For example, through traditional animation, the animator can make people, cartoons and more that do not exist in real life. As a result, anyone who creates an animated project 2D animation can easily create images and worlds that are otherwise difficult to shoot and / or create using 3D tools. This aspect of 2D animation also lends itself to making projects aimed at specific target groups. Not only can the animator use their imagination to draw and worlds that do not live or realistically, but by doing so, they can participate Charact Designer and other practices that lead projects tailored to the sensitivities of specific target groups.Is this right information about 2d animation? I didn't get the right solution.
please help.
Any help will be appreciated.
Thank you.