Adjusted for inflation, did cartoons in the 80s and 90s have higher budgets than cartoons nowadays? Is there any way of confirming?
Adjusted for inflation, did cartoons in the 80s and 90s have higher budgets than cartoons nowadays...
Thomas Young
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Blake Jackson
From that image IMO:
80's > 90's > 60's > 70's > 00's > 10's
Lincoln Bell
the stupidest thing about this image is the jhonen vasquez/villainous/hazbin hotel/edgelord-tier character.
Oliver Evans
80s has a lower budget but 90s has a much higher budget
Asher Myers
I know you are just naming off edgelord goth shit but you know for a godamn fact Vasquez does better shit then that.
Luke Powell
the 2000s had the most striking cartoon character designs, nobody can prove me wrong.
Ayden Rivera
I like how the cup's stand gained a curve in the 70's and the design just stuck with it.
Grayson Watson
I wonder what the trends for the 2020s are gonna be
Owen Rodriguez
Well if Klaus, Spiderverse, Green Eggs & Ham, and those upcoming Looney Tunes shorts are anything to guess by, I would like to imagine we might start getting a 90s-esque period of experimentation in animation. Cartoons, while not that bad in the 2000s, became pretty visually homogenized in the 2010s, so I can imagine that newer cartoons going forward would be trying harder to really stand out and look visually appealing, especially since technology has sort of plateau'd in how much it can really improve, more or less, so shows can't rely on that wow factor anymore either.
Chase Sanchez
2D never exactly followed trends in 3D animation.