2D ANIMATION

Graphic design is a craft where professionals create visual content to communicate messages. By applying visual hierarchy and page layout techniques, designers use typography and pictures to meet users’ specific needs and focus on the logic of displaying elements in interactive designs, to optimize the user experience.

For the most part, there isn’t much to say about 2D animation. It’s employed in the creation of 2D flat people and scenery. Because of its adaptability, this kind of animation is famous for a wide range of projects, from cartoons to promotional videos to explainer videos and more.

Traditional animation required precise hand-drawing of every frame, which took a long time. Digital tools and techniques are now available to animators, making the 2D animation process more efficient. As of right now, this is the most prevalent form of animation you’ll see on the internet. More detailed graphics and characters are used to tell stories in this manner. Given how many characters and aspects are employed to tell the story in the explainer videos I described earlier, they would also fall under this category.

2D animation is sometimes referred to as “more complex Motion Design” because it uses abstract pieces and transitions to construct a tale based on Motion Design. The addition of characters adds complexity to 2D animation. Because animating them can take a long time, the software can speed up and optimize the labor-intensive process, helping keep the production on schedule and within budget. Although this work might be time-consuming, even with technological assistance, you should always ask yourself whether or not animated characters are necessary for your project, both from a branding and narrative viewpoint, before you begin.