LONG QUIZ

This is the basic stick figure. You can use the head, torso, arms, and legs.

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You gain the freedom to customize the proportions of the arms and legs, allowing for greater flexibility in your drawings.

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We see an evolution to a more advanced stick figure, characterized by the inclusion of shoulder and pelvic width, adding a touch of complexity to its structure.

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Here the center of gravity lies next to the resting point. This in balance, causing the body to move sideways to the left.

• Balancing Act

• Fall

• Run, Stick Figure

• Standard Walk

It is the phenomenon where the human eye retains an image for a fraction of a second, allowing continuous images to appear fluid and seamless in motion pictures.

• Persistence of Vision

• Persistent Vision

• Vision of Persistence

• Vision Persistent

It smoothes out the animation's transitions and motion, giving the impression that the animation is real.

• Balance

• Motion Paths

• Spacing

• Timing

Involves the distribution of keyframes and the distance between them.

• Balance

• Motion Paths

• Spacing

• Timing

It defines the trajectory of an object's movement in animation, while a transition refers to the process of smoothly connecting one scene or animation sequence to another.

• Balance

• Motion Paths

• Spacing

• Timing

It use motion paths that follow natural curves or arcs of motion, mimicking real-world movement.

• Anticipation

• Arcs and Curves

• Ease In and Ease Out

• Overlap and Follow-Through

It add secondary motion to objects to create more organic transitions.

• Anticipation

• Arcs and Curves

• Ease In and Ease Out

• Overlap and Follow-Through