2D/3D Animation Course in Surat

What is Animation?

The Animation is the art of bringing life to visual objects, or 3D generated characters and image.

The Animation is created by projecting sequenced images quickly, one after another, to create the illusion of life-visual.

Animation Courses in Surat recognize that Today’s world telling a story is a great technique for characterized by cartoon characters - in- motion.

Animation technology in history showing the moving art pieces and images changed over the year.

We are now in a world when computer and internet technology connected to help to create animated videos.

Animation Institute in Surat guide you to detail 2D/3D Animation Training.

The animation is the technique of applying illusions on the painting/ sketches/ drawings of puppets or human being pictures so that they can move and act as we see in the cartoon series. Or it is also defined as “animation is motion graphics that are applied to the pictures or sketches in order to create characters and motion”.

Animation uses the existing frame or visual footage and applies animated or imaginary using computer software to make it a real scene. It can be done by sketching by hand or through a computer or the combination of sketching and computer-generated images.

It takes more time to produce an image but the existing cells or frames can be re-used in this technique to save time.

Like most art forms, animation too grew from a rudimentary stage. The evolution catapulted with the onset of computer software such as Autodesk Maya.

1) Cartoon pictures have been childhood favorite time pass and entertainment for most.

She-Ra and the Princesses of Power: the current famous Netflix series for children and relished cartoon pic. All the roles in the episodes are human puppets. If we take the lead role She-Ra – a warrior girl. When we look at her, it was a drawing, not a real girl. That means we draw one puppet or image and make it move and act through illusions.

We give life to that role through animation techniques.

2) The titles, modeling, texturing, rigging is other examples of Animation.

Besides, Animation has moved on from two-dimensional (2D) to three-dimensional (3D) through ever-growing technological advancements. The core differences between 2D and 3D are software used, frame rate, and the cost of technology. Obviously, 2D animation is relatively economical than 3D.

In 2D animation, you just draw images with different postures. If in the image, he/ she has folded his/her hand backside, the artist need not draw the total hand, instead, he can draw just the outline.

However, in the case of a 3D image, the third “D” – that is, DEPTH- too gets highlighted which lends life-like experience. That means with 3D we can explore all dimensions of an image.

The example of 2D animated films are Aladdin, The Princess, and The Frog; whereas the 3D animated films are Kung Fu Panda, The secret life of pets and Zootopia, etc.

Visual Effects:

We see in Baahubali film that it was a combination of VFX and real things. Sky replacement, creating effects, etc. everything is manipulated to make it live scene. It is also implemented in the action scenes in many films.

Coming to Baahubali, in some scenes, the Hero jumps up to the mountains which can’t be done in real. Here, the special effects are implemented to the real human being.

But that's not really the first thing you imagine when you hear the word Animation, isn't it?

That's just technical stuff...

You're probably thinking of Disney, Pixar, or Ghibli. We'll get there...

The most important part of all of that is the word life. Bringing life is the true essence of the animator's job. And there are many ways of doing that.

It could be by drawing.

It could be by moving character rigs on a 3D software.

It could be with puppets, cut-out characters, or Lego figures.