Is 3D Animation Easier Than 2D Animation

I think I have a talent in drawing. I started self-studying and learning how to draw with the help of internet in covid period. I always love drawing and creating fantasy characters. I am patient and can focus on detailing. I also draw portraits and started accepting commission work after 2 months of learning. But lately I am getting too much interested in drawing through computer or tablets. Also I am planning to study in the US. Can anyone suggest me which art career in US can help artists free from financial issue? Because I feel like as someone who was not borne in US, choosing art career could be quite challenging and risky due to low on job opportunities and if I happened to choose art, should I choose animation, motion art, concept arts, or illustration?

Nowadays.. both complement each other if u ask me.

2D- Time Consuming and requires Artistic Touch
3D- More TECHNICALLY difficult

Difficulty is irrelevant. 2D animation produces better results. End of.

2d vs 3d

Blender: why not both?

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3d is more easier

I want to try animating overall but I am struggling with 2d animation but I want to try 3D but I need to keep trying.

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Guys, can some one help me to find right choice? I like 3d modeling and sculpting but also like to animate. I like to do detailed work, so what should i take animation or game design?

2D is better.

Anyone who says 3D is harder is being so disingenuous.

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not very likely, I'll take my chances with 2d any day.

In few months to come 2D will be a part of History 😅

I haven't seen the video but just by seeing that the cost of 3D animation is much cheaper than 2D animation it is evident that it is easier

If we are going on Animation alone for someone who have the basic free use tools and a common gaming computer setup. (for 2D a drawing tablet on the cheeper end)

I would argue that 3D is easier and more apealing for a beginner. First off there's easier and free acsess to Blender that's an amasing program to make alot of animations in and youtube tutorials everywhere. you can even get a already rigged model to just dive directly into learning the ropes of animation and laiter. But its also alot of tecnical terms and buttons to learn.

while 2D animation is a bit of a jungle.
first off theres alot of diffrent programs for 2D art, and mostly it's better to buy a program or (hate adobe really) pay for subscription for whats formaly known as flash. And even if you do pen and paper i would argue that 2D is more expensive to get into both digital or pen and paper, as well as all mention. time consuming since you need to redo the piece over and over again.

even with all that it's mostly up to the person animating. For me 2D is easier then 3D.
But also 2D have such a magical flare and type of feeling to it that 3D never can remake.

3D animation is basically similar to making stop motion animation in 3D software…It's insanely hard work of course.

2d is more easy but is more time consuming

For me its 2d animation

Imagine telling all this to a Pixar worker right before Toy Story’s release