Artists create 3D models of characters, objects, and environments using specialised software. These models consist of digital polygons that form the shape of the object.

Once the models are created, artists apply textures to them to give them color, surface properties, and details. Texturing involves adding images or patterns onto the surface of 3D models to make them look more realistic.

Rigging is the process of adding a digital skeleton to the 3D models. This skeleton, known as a rig, allows animators to manipulate the models and create movement.

Animators use keyframe animation, motion capture, or procedural animation techniques to bring the 3D models to life. They manipulate the rigged models to create movement, gestures, and expressions.

Rendering is the process of generating the final images or frames from the 3D scene. It involves calculating the lighting, shadows, reflections, and other visual effects to create the final output.

Rendering is the process of generating the final images or frames from the 3D scene. It involves calculating the lighting, shadows, reflections, and other visual effects to create the final output.