Traditional animation is the process of creating animated cartoons by drawing or painting images on transparent cells or sheets of plastic. These cells are then photographed, one frame at a time, to create the illusion of movement. Traditional animation is used in television shows, movies, and commercials, and it can be combined with CGI to create mixed-media animation.
Computer-generated animation (CGI) uses computers to create 3D models and animated characters. These models can be created from scratch or they can be scanned from real objects. CGI animation is used in television shows, movies, video games, and other media.
Cartoon animation is a versatile art form that can be used to tell stories, entertain audiences, and educate viewers. It is a popular choice for children's programming, but it is also enjoyed by adults.