On this day, we were told about timing, and how we should always consider how many frames it would take for a certain action to happen. For instance, it could take 15 frames for a character to blink, or 40 frames for a car to speed down the road. We were then given a task…

At the beginning of this lesson, we were told to get into groups of 4, pick 3 principles of animation each and discuss them, using examples from animations as reference. Mine were Arcs, Secondary Action and Timing. I wasn’t expecting this activity and it felt quite random, so I was caught a bit off guard.…

This rotation, as mentioned here, was something I looked forward to before the rotations began, even moreso after I finished breaking character because I was excited to finally animate Mouse! Firstly, we were given the brief for the rotation, which was to create a 5-8 second animation using Photoshop, applying the 12 principles of animation…