Animações

Animações, also known as animations, are a form of art and entertainment that creates the illusion of movement through a sequence of images or frames. This illusion is achieved by displaying these frames in rapid succession, typically at a rate of 24 frames per second or higher, which tricks the human eye into perceiving continuous motion. The term "animação" itself originates from the Latin word "anima," meaning soul or life, reflecting the way these images are brought to life.

Historically, animações have evolved from simple hand-drawn flip books to complex computer-generated imagery (CGI). Early forms of animation included stop-motion, where physical objects are manipulated and photographed frame by frame, and traditional animation, where each frame is drawn by hand. The advent of digital technology has revolutionized the field, enabling sophisticated techniques like 2D digital animation, 3D animation, and motion graphics.

Animações are found across a wide spectrum of media, including feature films, television shows, video games, advertisements, and educational materials. They are utilized for storytelling, conveying information, creating visual effects, and expressing artistic visions. The versatility of animação allows for the creation of fantastical worlds, the depiction of abstract concepts, and the simplification of complex processes, making it a powerful tool for communication and creative expression.