Traditional hand-drawn animation is a technique where each frame of a film is created by artists drawing images by hand. This process involves creating a series of individual drawings that, when played in sequence, create the illusion of movement. Each drawing is slightly different from the last, allowing for smooth transitions and fluid motion. This method has been used in many classic films, such as those produced by Walt Disney and Warner Bros. Although digital animation has become more popular, traditional hand-drawn animation remains cherished for its unique artistic style and the labor-intensive craftsmanship involved in its creation.