This document provides an overview of fundamental 2D and 3D animation concepts. It discusses the history of animation and influential animators like Walt Disney. It also defines different animation types including traditional 2D animation, 3D animation, stop motion animation, and motion graphics. The principles of animation and the steps to create animation are outlined. Examples of popular 2D and 3D animated works are shown. The document concludes with a prediction that advancements in technology will further enhance immersive animations while artificial intelligence may help streamline the production process.

1. Course Teacher
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15.6.2023
“Presentation on Fundamental 2D & 3D
Animation
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Ashiqur Rahman 0400039003
Biprojit Roy 0400038992
Shammi Akter 0400039011
Md Johir Uddin 0400039007
Farzana Akmam Moon 0400038997
Masudur Rahman 0400039006

2. Fundamentalsof
2D &3D Animation

3. InDEX
INTRODUCTIONTO ANIMATION 3d animation
History of animation Stop Motion Animation
AnimationSoftware Motion Graphics
Type of animation Creating animation
TraditionalAnimation Principle of Animation
2D animation Summary of Animation

4. INTRODUCTION TO ANIMATION
• Animation is the process of generating the illusion of
movement by designing and drawing, layouts or still
images.
• Actually, it brings images to life and manipulated
them to look as though they are moving.

5. History of Animation
Walt Disney was the first who used sound in
animation. He was a pioneer who used color
in animation. One of the most reasonable
Disney’s most inventions was the animation
stand which helped to get to receive the
effects of parallax, elongated shapes of
figures, depth, and fuzziness.

6. • Animation is created through
several software such as Adobe
Character Animator, Animate
CC, Sketch Book, Doratoon, Toon
Boom, Stop Motion Studio, Moho
Pro, PowToon, Synfig Studio,
After Effect, Maya, Cinema 4D,
3ds Max Design, Autodesk,
Blender, etc.

7. Basically, animation are five types
Traditional Animation
2D Animation
3D Animation
Stop Motion Animation
Motion Graphics

8. Traditional animation is an animation technique in which
each frame is drawn by hand. The technique was the
dominant form of animation in cinema until the advent of
computer animation.
2D Animation
Traditional animation is still done today on computers
with special tablets.

9. 2D animation is a form of animation. The art of generating
movement in a two-dimensional space is known as 2D
animation.
2D Animation
It means that characters and backgrounds have only the width and
height of characteristics or design and there is no thickness.
It’s widely used for creating animated movies, cartoons, marketing
videos, advertisements, corporate presentations, educational
materials, video games, and so much more.

10. Examples

11. 11
Example of 2D Animation-1

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Example of 2D Animation-2

13. 3D Animation is the process of animating/moving objects in a
digital three-dimensional space. These 3D models or objects can
be moved and rotated like real objects using the art of motion.
3D animation is currently used in TV shows, films, and games
and it forms the heart of virtual reality. 3D Animation is used in a
lot of visual-related artworks of the modern-day world.

14. Examples

15. Famous Cartoon

16. 16
Example of 3D Animation

17. Famous Movies

18. Famous Games

19. Stop motion animation is very similar to traditional
animation because it combines a series of still images
that are slightly different to show movement.
The largest
difference is that
stop motion uses
photography and
captures real
objects.

20. Motion graphics animation is not driven by characters
or storylines. This art form focuses on the ability to
move graphic elements, shapes, and text.
This process is
commonly used for
things like television
promotions,
explainer videos,
and animated
logos.

21. Creating Animation
Steps to create animation
• Development of idea and story
• Sketching & Drawing
• Putting in all together
• Editing

22. “Principle of
Animation”

23. Principle The principles of animation are the rules an animator
must follow to create an effective and attractive
animation. There are 12 major principles for an
effective and easy-to-communicate animation.
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Squash and Stretch
Anticipation
Staging
Straight Ahead Action and Pose to Pose
Follow Through and Overlapping Action
Slow In and Slow Out
Arc
Secondary Action
Timing
Exaggeration
Solid Drawing
Appeal

24. The future of 2D and 3D animation looks promising.
Advancements in technology will make animations more
realistic, while augmented and virtual reality will enhance
immersion. AI will streamline production processes, and
mixed-media and procedural animation will gain popularity.
Mobile and streaming platforms will expand the reach of
animations, and artists will continue to experiment with new
styles and storytelling approaches. Overall, the future of
animation is set to be dynamic and innovative.

25. Summary of Animation
• Animation is a doorway to the
imagination.
• Animation is something that could
let you are mind soar and its fun to
read because there stories of a
character doing something in its life.

26. THANK YOU
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