Pre 1983, nearly all forms of animation was done by hand – frame by frame – with animators working tirelessly to produce their work, however, with the rise of computer technology seen in the 1980s, many animators began animating digitally. As motion graphics is about capturing movement and the definition of the term is so broad, this could be where it all began. The earliest examples of motion graphics can be traced back to cave paintings done by cavemen thousands of years ago, with the paintings depicting animals with multiple legs overlying each other, no doubt to show the movement of the animal. This is mainly due to the fact that the terms “motion graphics” and “animation” are usually confused and overlapped with each other. The origin of motion graphics is ambiguous due to the expansive interpretation of what it actually is.
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