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| Cartoons dont die, they just change colors
Being born in the time of your grandparents has its many
advantages and disadvantages. One advantage is that during their
time, things were less expensive and life was simple. On those
times, people were not yet into televisions, video games and the
internet, that they rather read books in their past times.
Children get to help in the chores as they had nothing better to
do.
The disadvantages are that there were no machines to help in
their everyday tasks. The absence of a mode of communication
made it difficult to find out what is happening to the world,
even to your neighbors. People will have to rely on words of
mouth and a walk here and there, for transfer of information.
Children will have to create their own source of entertainment
to spend their free time.
And no cartoons.
Cartoon lovers ranges from small children to teens and finally
to adults. The grown up people would rather die than admit it,
but cartoon can still be interesting once in awhile. Face it.
Cartoons are easy to understand, can tickle your funny bone and
make one forget the harsh reality of life.
Try to picture Mickey Mouse or Bugs Bunny before. Notice
anything? They still look the same. They still have the same
voice, same face and the same lines. And they and the others are
still the same characters that everybody loves to love and hate.
It can note though that some of their appearances may have been
changed, or shall I say, developed. The colors, for once, was
made from plain black and white, to attractive and enticing
ones. The movements were made more realistic than before. New
and exciting concepts were added to bring more enjoyment.
Thanks to the modern technologies that are applied into cartoon
making, the children now can enjoy cartoons, with more colors
than before. And computer animation combined with masterful
artistry to create award-winning animations. Making use of
technologies into cartoon-making has added zest to some of the
newest addition to the movie industries. Old industries were
given another shot in getting to entertain the people by trying
to put cartoons into movies. Some films that were a combination
of cartoons and real stars made it to the box-office. How they
did it is something only these cartoonists know. Just think of
the wonders animation and actors can do. This is digital
animation and talent at its finest.
Cartoons are famous now and then because they are like humans
and they are made to act like them. But three things about
cartoons that make them what they are today are; they never seem
to grow old, they never die and they are here to stay.
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About the author:
Florie Lyn Masarate got her first article printed in the school
newsletter in the third grade. Her hobbies include reading any
book she can get her hands on.
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