When thinking of the animation process, we naturally think of giving movement to characters created by artists using pencil, clay, puppets, and now, most prominently, pixels. Sure, that’s a literal interpretation, to “breathe life” into these renderings. A big part of this art goes beyond the main figures as the talents must create a “world” for them, one that can mesh with their designs and the story itself. With the most recent hit animated feature, we’re taken on an dizzying trip in multiple worlds, many which resemble our home. Expanding on classic cartoon shorts (“Flowers and Trees” certainly springs to mine), the creative minds at Pixar Studios have imagined settings for objects “humanized”, from the motor maniacs of the Cars series to the “interior concepts” of the emotions of Inside Out and the afterlife of Soul. In this new release, we’re sent into a place without “us...