Learn another principle of animation: Follow Through and Overlap Action!
In our previous blogs, we’ve already talked about some of the basic principles of animation:
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Follow through and overlapping action are two basic principles that deal with realistic motion – the tendency of different parts of a body to move at different speeds.
In doing the animation, it also refers to the secondary actions after the main actions.
Follow-through is the principle that parts apart from the main body might continue to move even after an action is completed.
Overlapping action is the principle that different parts of a body move at different rates.
We’ll do the super bunny jumping animation to demonstrate follow through and overlapping action for this activity.
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Arrange the papers in decreasing order from top to bottom, then flip.
Now you are already familiar with Follow Through and Overlapping Action! Good work!
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