Learn how to easily create cartoon animations

I used to fight with my brother since I was four years old. It doesn’t mean I stopped now but you know the fight will always be there for different reasons, anyway at this age as kids all we care about is cartoons like Tom and Jerry, Ninja and games like PicMan or Car Race which surely has been the main reason for every fight, different opinions lead to different selections, of course with a TV you can imagine cushions always flying in the air.

At that time, you used to see only 2D animations, which have been developed a lot since then, however, now they are on their way to death due to the great progress in the digital world plus the fabulous emergence of 3D animation applications.

The main difference between 2D and 3D animation is that 2D lacks thickness, focus on image manipulation, and substance. Since everything around us is in the form of 3D, when you transform it to 2D, it loses its reality.

Also, as soon as the 3D model is complete, you can have easy control over not only the scene but also the animation, unlike 2D.

Also, 3D S/Ws are very rich tools that give you a variety of options depending on your requirements.

However, both types of animations participate in the original main 12 introduced by Disney in the 1930s (anticipation, staging, direct action VS pose-to-pose action, squish and stretch, follow and overlap action, secondary action, arcs, slow action). Slow in and out, timing, exaggeration, solid drawing, appeal).

How to get 3D graphics animation?

1. Sketch the character
2. Sculpt the character model using the appropriate s/w
3. Build the scene to simulate the environment and model the world.
4. Place and manage the direction of lights and camera.
5. Apply the right movements
6. Representation to have a video of the animated form.
7. Use motion tracking techniques to facilitate interaction between the human and the animated character

The most popular and effective 3D animation software:

– Easy to use low cost 3D programs
3D Canvas: fun and simple from amabilis.com
Xara 3D: almost for logos and good titles
Adobe Dimension: can generate rendered objects from curves and text

– Higher skill level 3D animation programs
Pixels: modest cost and offer advanced rendering modeling
Bryce 3D: designed to produce landscape applications

– The highest level of skill.
Lightwave: one of the best renders
3Ds Max: famous in the production of games
Softimage XSI: integrates 2D/3D compositor
Maya: allows complex animations and offers non-linear modeling