Computer graphics is the lifeline of today’s computer technology. Starting with small wall posters or huge animations, we use CG. System-generated images are used on TVs, mobile phones, newspapers, and so on.

We can classify the CG in 2D, 3D, 5D and animated graphics. With improved technology, 3D graphics have become common, but 2D graphics are also widely used.

2D graphics

These are the digital images generated by computer in an airplane. Texts, images, etc. are examples of 2D computer graphics. 2D CG is widely used in the field of newspapers, print advertising, etc.

As technology improves, new software has emerged in the field of computing to reduce efforts to create a computer graphic. Microsoft Paint is a simple example of 2D computer graphics software. Other software such as Adobe Photoshop, Macromedia Flash, Corel Draw, PageMaker, etc. are also widely used in the field of 2D images.

3D graphics

3D graphics are the representation of objects with reference to 3 coordinates. 3D graphics are becoming very popular now with the advent of new technologies and new software. The main software used in 3D computer graphics include Autodesk 3D Max, Autodesk Maya, Cinema 4D, etc.

3D graphics technologies are developing rapidly.

animations

Animation is a sequence of graphics arranged in such a way that the graphics appear as a moving film. There are 2D and 3D animations. The main animation software includes Macromedia Flash, Autodesk 3D Max, Maya, etc.

Revolutionary technologies are expected in the years to come. Films like Avtar, Alice in Wonderland, Cats and Dogs, etc. are examples of modern technologies.