2D animation is a traditional form of video animation services where images are created and manipulated in a two-dimensional space to create the illusion of movement. It involves drawing characters, backgrounds, and objects on separate layers, which are then combined to form a cohesive animation sequence. This technique has been used for decades in cartoons, advertisements, and educational videos. Unlike 3D animation, which adds depth and realism, 2D animation typically features flat, stylized artwork. Software like Adobe Animate and Toon Boom Harmony are commonly used for creating 2D animations, offering tools for drawing, rigging, and animating characters.
