Introduction to Traditional Animation with Photoshop

Overview

“In this lesson we will analyze how trajectories behave during an animation. We will also learn the speed changes in the routes. We will continue adding principles to the more elaborate sequence. ”

In this video lesson Numecaniq addresses the topic: Arcos and slow in, slow out - Part 1, which is part of the Domestika online course: Introduction to Traditional Animation with Photoshop. Learn the 12 principles of frame-by-frame animation and bring your stories to life.

Partial transcription of the video

“We will see the beginning of arcs and of "slow in", "slow out". Treats the behavior of the trajectories in the animation and the change in velocity that it may have. Let's see it. Let's start with the arcs. When observing a trajectory of the actions, we can notice that these describe arcs. It is mainly due to the trajectory of the applied force and the force of gravity. Let's see, for example, this little ball jumping. We have this first example. Let's compare it with the second one. Maybe it's not so obvious to the naked eye, we just noticed that the second example is a bit weird. And ... ...”

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Course summary for: Introduction to Traditional Animation with Photoshop

• Level: Beginner
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