What is 3D character animation?

 Almost everyone has seen a cartoon. Disney releases a few movies each year, as well as many animated series. Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network do the same on television. However, over the past two decades, a lot has changed in animation.

 Disney and their relatives only worked in 2D animation. Today, 3D has taken the lead in many ways. Pixar is a great example of 3D animation work. Their characters live and breathe in a three-dimensional space. They have depth and feel completely alive in an immersive world. Simply put: 2D animation is like drawing or painting; 3D animation is like sculpture or sculpture. Each is a visual art form, but only the latter uses an additional plane of existence.

 In a very simple sense, this is the difference between 2D and 3D animation: adding another dimension. But there is much more to this "unique" distinction. Tuesday afternoon added another layer. It brings depth and life to what may seem like just a flat image. Many of the intricacies of 3D animation are beyond the comprehension of most non-animators. The way the images come to life on the screen and move around seems to be the work of magicians. While 3D animation also requires a lot of science, there is a lot of truth to the claims of magic.

 The ability to add texture and motion to objects is truly amazing. Animators can create hairs flying in the wind, shadows cast on a sidewalk from a building, or even the shape of eyes or a human face. All of this can be accomplished in two or three dimensions, but 3D offers something else. This elusive stranger is exactly what makes excellent 3D animators look like magic wand bearers.

 But 3D character animation is not only used in TV and movies. Video games are another surefire choice for 3D characters. Whether it's characters playing soccer or basketball, a game based on war or other conflict, or even translating a board game to a digital screen, 3D animation can do it all. In the early days of video games, there were only a handful of bits available for designers. Today they have a whole new world at their disposal.

 In addition, 3D character animation works wonders in the field of architecture. Interior design departments constantly need to be able to show their designs to clients and clients. When three-dimensional characters are added to the image, the presentation can truly come to life. It is the same in many industrial and technical fields.

 In these cases, tools and products must be demonstrated to both potential customers and employees. Customers should know what they are buying. Workers must know how to use the tools provided to them.