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CONNECT   Animation creates the illusion of movement through a sequence of static images and is widely used in movies, TV series, video games, and advertising. In the 1960s-1980s, television popularized animations, while anime stood out in Japan. 2D animation can be traditional (hand-drawn) or digital, while 3D animation, popularized in the 1980s-1990s with films […]

CONNECT   Animation has evolved from traditional 2D techniques to the sophisticated world of 3D animation. Initially, 2D animation was done by manually drawing each frame, as seen in Disney classics. Over time, digital tools made the process easier, making 2D animation more efficient and detailed. The transition to 3D animation began with “Toy Story”

CONNECT   Animation creates the illusion of movement with a rapid sequence of static images and is present in films, TV, video games, and advertising. The Golden Age (1930-1950) produced Disney and Warner Bros. classics. In the 1960s-1980s, television popularized animated series, while anime stood out in Japan. 2D animation can be traditional (hand-drawn) or

CONECTAR       CONTEMPLAR   VOCÊ SABE O QUE É LINGUAGEM DE PROGRAMAÇÃO?   Linguagem de programação é um conjunto de instruções que permite aos humanos se comunicarem com computadores, indicando o que fazer e como fazer. O Scratch, uma linguagem de programação visual desenvolvida pelo MIT, oferece uma abordagem acessível e divertida para aprender

CONNECT   Animation is the technique of creating the illusion of movement by displaying a sequence of static images in rapid succession. Initially developed with traditional methods such as hand-drawn and stop-motion, animation has evolved with computer graphics, allowing for the creation of highly detailed and realistic 2D and 3D animations. Cartoons are classic examples

CONNECT Animation is the process of creating the illusion of movement by displaying a rapid sequence of static images. Initially, animation was done by drawing each frame by hand, as seen in Walt Disney productions. With technological advancements, computer animation emerged, allowing for the creation of fully digital films like Pixar’s “Toy Story.” Today, both

CONNECT   Animation brings drawings made on paper or computer programs to life, creating animated stories. Walt Disney used this process to animate his drawings, starting from simple sheets of paper. On the computer, animation is done frame by frame using computer graphics programs to generate movement. Traditional 2D animation, hand-drawn, relies on creativity to

CONNECT   Animation brings drawings to life, creating the illusion of movement and enabling visual storytelling. Initially hand-drawn in 2D, animation has evolved with technology to digital animation and later to 3D, which offers greater realism and complexity. 3D stands out in cinema and major productions, while 2D remains widely used in TV series and

CONNECT   Animation brings drawings to life, whether created on paper or using computer programs, by creating animated stories. Walt Disney used this process to give movement to his drawings, which were initially made on simple sheets of paper. On the computer, animation is produced frame by frame using graphic design software, creating the illusion

CONNECT   Animation is the technique of creating the illusion of movement through static images. It has evolved from the optical devices of the 19th century to today’s digital advancements. Initially in 2D, with hand-drawn images, and later in 3D, with digital models manipulated by computers. Classic films like those from Disney and innovations like