[Nine] Timing - 12 Principles of Animation
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- Опубликовано: 4 июл 2024
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The 12 principles of animation... Not sure why I haven't covered these until now, but here we are! This mini-series was a lot of fun to put together. Hope you enjoy it, and maybe learn a thing or two along the way.
Special thanks to Animate With Alex for voicing all the animation quotes in this series (channel pending)!
If you have any questions, or get stuck, let me know in the comments below and I will do my best to help you! If you would like me to critique your work, head over to Patreon, where patrons get 2 animation reviews per month!
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nice shadow of the colossus reference. learning from you has been pretty easy.
subbed!!!
I just discovered your channel today, your videos are so useful and wholesome ! I'm recently learning animation and struggle to find good ressources/youtuber, you deserve so much sub, continue to learn newbies Skitty !
animation is something i have always been enchanted with, but having adhd makes it really difficult to keep all this prinicpals in mind and makes me get burnt out.
I won't pretend to understand what that's like, because I don't. Even I get overwhelmed sometimes with this though. That's part of the reason I use the pose to pose method, instead of straight ahead. If it helps, you can try thinking of these principles one at a time. Start with posing, then look at timing, etc. Nothing is a set rule, so you can adapt to whatever helps you!