Cell Shading:
This would be linked to the art movement Art Deco.
Art Deco was a globally popular style and affected many areas of design.
It first appeared in France during the 1920’s It flourished internationally
during the 30’d and 40’s. During this time lots of new things happened, it
affected the way architects designed their buildings, On some houses there were
gargoyles above the door, and koalas looking like they were hugging the
building.
Cell
shading, or “Toon shading” is a non photo-realistic rendering designed to make
computer graphics appear hand-drawn. It is used to mimic the style of a comic
book or cartoon. It is rather recent, appearing around the beginning of the
twenty first century. An example of a game with Cell shading would be The
Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker.
Some
Artists that use this style are Takashi Murakami, He uses bright colours and
curved lines that are child friendly and draw the audience in. Masashi
Kishimoto is also a pop art artist, He illustrates the Manga for Naruto.
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