2D & 3D Animation Studio Singapore

Bring your story to life with animated videos

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Infographic

This animation style is ideal to present data dynamically (animated infographics) for messages with long lists of facts. These animated videos combines visuals and language to quickly grab the viewers’ attention while educating them on statistics or complex processes.

Whiteboard

A black & white style where graphics and text can be shown as being drawn by a hand holding a pen drawing on a whiteboard. Drawings can also pulled in and out of the frame by a hand. This style works well with or without voice over, and with or without characters.

Cartoon

A colourful, dynamic and modern 2D animation style with a wide range of characters and backgrounds to make your animation video stand out. This is a popular animation style which businesses love as they are fun to watch and can explain your idea in an appealing manner.

Brands that want stronger reach and engagement can learn how to stand out on social media with animation videos.

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Frequently Asked Questions.

2D animation pricing in Singapore depends on the length of the video, the style of illustration, the amount of custom design work, and the complexity of the animation. A simple explainer with minimal scenes may cost less (from $1,500 per minute) than a fully customised animated video with detailed characters, transitions, voiceover, and multiple edits. The most useful way to budget is to start with your communication goal, then match the creative scope to the value the video needs to deliver.

Production time depends on the script, storyboard complexity, design style, and number of scenes. A shorter 2D animation with a clear brief can often move faster than a project that needs more custom illustration, multiple stakeholder approvals, or several language versions. Timelines also depend on how quickly feedback is consolidated. fewStones structures the work into clear stages so scripting, design, animation, and revisions can move in an organised way.

The process usually begins with clarifying the audience, message, and objective of the video. fewStones can then help with concept development, scriptwriting, storyboard planning, graphic design, animation, and final post-production. Depending on the brief, the project may also include subtitles, voiceover, translation, music, and different cutdowns for various channels. A clear workflow is especially important in animation because each design and movement decision affects the final clarity of the message.

2D animation is often the best fit when you need to explain a process, service, product, or abstract idea in a simple and controlled way. Compared with live action, it is easier to visualise things that cannot be filmed directly. Compared with 3D animation, it can be a more efficient option for many explainers and brand stories. It works especially well when clarity, pacing, and brand-friendly visuals matter more than physical realism.

2D animation is useful for technology companies, professional services, finance, education, healthcare, and other businesses that need to simplify complex information. Common use cases include explainer videos, product overviews, onboarding content, training videos, internal communications, and campaign content for websites or social media. If your audience needs a clear step-by-step explanation rather than a filmed scene, 2D animation is often an effective and flexible option.

Most 2D animation projects include a briefing session, concept direction, script development, storyboard planning, visual design, animation, music, and final delivery. Depending on your requirements, fewStones can also help with voiceover, subtitles, translation, and additional platform-specific versions. Some projects are simple explainers, while others need more custom illustration and motion. Defining the message and deliverables early helps make sure the animation scope matches both your budget and communication goal.