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2D animation refers to the creation of movement in a two-dimensional space, using a sequence of drawings or images displayed in succession. It encompasses traditional hand-drawn cel animation, digital vector and bitmap techniques, and modern rig-based systems that simulate movement while using fewer drawings. It is distinct from 3D animation, which creates motion in three dimensions.
The history of 2D animation spans from early 20th-century experiments in frame-by-frame drawing to the widespread
Techniques include frame-by-frame animation, where each drawing is created for every frame; tweening or interpolation to
The typical workflow combines concept art, storyboarding, animatics, layout, animation, coloring, and compositing with sound design.
2D animation remains widely used in television, film, web cartoons, and game cutscenes. Its strengths include