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Is there a different word that describes drawings and art in "cartoon" style, made for animation/illustration?

English Language & Usage Asked by Ray Alez on December 27, 2020

The word cartoon evokes images of newspaper comics and amateurish drawings, possibly made by or for little kids. I’m looking for a synonym that describes more professional high quality art, think Disney/Pixar.

Alternatively, can you think of another related word that would be good to use in a name/logline of a website that teaches people how to professionally draw in Disney/Pixar style?

2 Answers

Disney/Pixar "style" is referred to in common parlance as "CGI" - as initial sketches are heavily processed by computer programs, While "cartoon" evokes images of more simplistic images, any artwork which emphasizes heavy outlines to designate form and contour is called "graphic". (US)

Answered by Oldbag on December 27, 2020

"animation" is the word used in the industry.

Learn animation.

Learn to animate.

Learn to create animated scenes and movies.

etc.

Simply search online for learn animation - You will find plenty of results

Example

Learn 3D Animation Online The original online animation school taught by professional animators to grow you in the art of character animation. Your Mentor. Learn from our mentors who are professional animators working at major studios and are passionate about both teaching and your success.

https://www.animationmentor.com/

Answered by chasly - supports Monica on December 27, 2020

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