Cartoon animation is created with traditional hand-drawn or computer-generated animation techniques. The term cartoon animation has been used since the dawn of animated film in the early 20th century. “Cartoon” is also used to describe printed humorous drawings that appear in newspapers or periodicals.
Animation originated at the same time as motion picture photography. Both exist because of a function of the human eye and mind known as persistence of vision. This cause a rapid sequence of different images to be perceived as a single moving image by the observer. The first animated film appeared shortly after the debut of motion pictures in 1896. The founders of this era of cartoon animation were also some of the greatest animators in history, including Chuck Jones, Friz Freleng, and the artists of the Walt Disney studios. Many of these theatrical cartoons became beloved classics of animation, winning acclaim from the public and many awards. When television gained widespread popularity in the 1950s, these cartoons became regularly syndicated items.
The spread of television ushered in a new era of cartoon animation. Studios such as Hanna-Barbera provided numerous cheaply produced cartoons for children’s programming. At one time, a viewer would find broadcast television channels saturated with cartoon programming on Saturday mornings and weekday afternoons.
And my opinion… Well, basically this is the traditional animation, every cartoon is different. Because it is aimed for different age groups and styles. "Cartoon" is a term is used to describe printed humorous drawings animated, especially for the kids. Hannah-Barbera was the most important studio of animation on television in the 90’s. And Disney was the most relevant company in movie theaters. Cartoons are the future - we need more educative cartoons for our kids.
At the end of the 21st century we saw another boom in cartoon animation. Major film studios created feature-length theatrical films with huge budgets and celebrity voice actors. Broadcast and cable networks launched numerous successful animated series. Some of these new cartoons were intended for adults but imitated the simple drawing styles of earlier eras.
Noun: Cartoon
Adjective: Simple drawing styles
Pronoun: Those / The
Verb: Intended / Imitated
Adverb: Earlier
Suffix: Intended / Imitated / Earlier
Preposition: For / Of
Conjunction: But
The animation style of industries such as japanese gained worldwide followers, and helped to increase the perception of it as an art form, and that was demonstrated by a new Academy Award category for Animated Feature Film.
Noun: Animation / japanese
Adjective: Style
Pronoun: The
Verb: Gained
Adverb: Worldwide
Suffix: Gained
Preposition: Of
Conjunction: Such
Simple present tense:
John washes the dishes every day.
Present continuous:
John is washing the dishes right now.
Simple past tense:
John washed the dishes yesterday evening.
Past continuous:
John was washing the dishes at eight o'clock last night.
Present perfect tense:
John has washed the dishes this morning.
Past perfect tense:
John had washed the dishes at two in the afternoon.
Simple future:
John will wash the dishes tomorrow.
Near future:
John is going to wash the dishes tonight.
