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12 PRINCIPLES OF ANIMATION* Squash and Stretch Timing and Motion Anticipation Staging Squashing and stretching an object or character to give the illusion of weight Fewer drawings make an action faster and snappier while more drawings make an action slower and smoother Presenting a scene in a way that makes it clear to the audience Preparation for an action Follow-Through and Overlapping Action Straight Ahead and Pose-to-Pose Action Slow In and Out Arcs Loose parts of the body continue moving after the character stops and eventually catch up Straight ahead is drawing a scene by starting out at the beginning and going to the end. Pose-to-pose draws out major actions then fills in the rest More drawings at the beginning and ending of a sequence to show acceleration and deceleration Actions should follow an arc to give them a better flow Exaggeration Secondary Action Solid Drawing Аppeal Making actions more extreme to increase excitement Understanding the basics of three- dimensional form when creating Giving a character personality to make them feel real and interesting A second action in the scene to complement the main action objects or characters LACHINA "Paraphrased from principles in The llusion of Life by Ollie Johnston and Frank Thomas DEVELOPING LIVING CONTENT

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