History Main / ArtShift

* Compared to the other stage intros in ''[[VideoGame/LethalEnforcers Lethal Enforcers 3]]'', the intro to "Justice & Judgement" is done in anime-style.

** Has a few mini-episodes called "The Doc Files" that usually show in between commercials (or after the main show in markets where Disney Junior has no commercials) where Doc relates a past case. When she does so, the style switches to 2D [[UsefulNotes/AdobeFlash Flash-style]] animation.

* Producer Norman Maurer attempted doing this for ''Film/TheAngryRedPlanet'' by having all the surface of Mars footage to turn directly into hand drawn animation from live-action, or at least to simulate that through the use of CineMagic technique, which enables hand-drawn backgrounds to look as real or as unreal as the live-action footage. However, the Mars scenes do shift from Technicolor to a red hue.

* ''VideoGame/FridayNightFunkin'': The game is drawn in a [[ThickLineAnimation thick-lined]], chibi-esque style reminiscent of old Flash cartoons, like the kind you would find on Website/{{Newgrounds}}. Week 6, which takes place inside an old Japanese Platform/PlayStation game, instead features sprites and {{animesque}} character designs.

* ''VideoGame/RhythmHeaven'' has varying art styles throughout its many minigames.

* ''VideoGame/FridayNightFunkin'': The game is drawn in a [[ThickLineAnimation thick-lined]], chibi-esque style reminiscent of old Flash cartoons, like the kind you would find on Website/{{Newgrounds}}. Week 6, which takes place inside an old Japanese UsefulNotes/PlayStation game, instead features sprites and {{animesque}} character designs.

* ''VideoGame/MarioKart8'': The [[UpdatedReRelease Switch version]] contains the [[DownloadableContent Booster Course Pass]], with the tracks looking less detailed than the tracks seen in the original UsefulNotes/WiiU version, thanks to the fact that the Booster Course Pass tracks were ripped from VideoGame/MarioKartTour, with added shading.

** The walkarounds generally use a highly pixellated sprite style reminiscent of UsefulNotes/SuperNintendo-era game graphics. [[note]]However, the differing styles of the talksprites in the first troll walkaround, "[S] Past Karkat: Wake Up", were the unintentional result of using contributions from multiple artists, and thus not a deliberate art shift. Since then, only one artist has supplied talksprites and some of the sprites were redrawn for future walkarounds.[[/note]]

* ''VideoGame/{{Poptropica}}'' normally has a standrd look where each character has a giant floating head attached to a large torso with noodle limbs, except for islands based on other properties. Those islands have all the inhabitants drawn in the style of that work. For ComicStrip/BigNate Island, the art changes to the art style of a two-dimensional illustration. The same thing happens when you go to the ''ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}}''-themed Great Pumpkin Island, the Literature/DiaryOfAWimpyKid-themed Wimpy Wonderland and Wimpy Boardwalk, and Literature/TimmyFailure Island.

** Dr. Plankenstein and his castle are always shown in DeliberatelyMonochrome stop-motion animation.
** Captain Quasar and Pat-Tron's segments are done in a UPA cartoon style, with backgrounds being sharp and angular, and everything's coloring is slightly displaced from its line art.

** The episode "[[WesternAnimation/ItsASpongeBobChristmas Its a [=SpongeBob=] Christmas!]]" breaks the art style for the whole episode since the whole episode, including the Patchy segments are done with stop-motion, similar to the classic Rankin Bass holiday specials.

* ''ComicBook/{{Hawkeye}}'': ''ComicBook/Hawkeye2012'' is mostly drawn by David Aja, with some exceptions. "The Tape" is drawn by Javier Pullido, while "L.A. Woman" is drawn by Annie Wu.