Motion graphics 2D and 3D With After effect and Autodesk
2D animation has its origins in the 19th century when the folioscope and animated picture books (called “flipbooks”) were created. These images vary gradually from one page to the next and so when you pass them quickly, they seem to animate themselves simulating a movement. Retinal persistence creates the illusion of movement when the view is fixed on an image while the images are flipped.
Walt Disney, the great American producer, director, scriptwriter and animator, refined this technique and created the first 2D animations like Mickey Mouse.
In 2D animations objects can only be moved horizontally (on the X axis), if we want to simulate forward or backward movements, and vertically (on the Y axis) if we want them to move up or down.
In 3D animations objects can also be moved along the Z axis and the person sees it closer or further away. If we want this effect in 2D animation we must make the object bigger or smaller.
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