05. Follow Through & Overlapping Action - 12 Principles of Animation

Follow-through is

• when a part of the figure keeps moving because of momentum even though the figure stops

• when the artist finishes the drawing completely in each frame

• when the main motion of the body flows into the next movement for fluidity

In this image of the cats moving, where do you see follow-through in the figure?

• in it's bounce

• in it's body

• in it's tail

What should the tip of the object do when the object starts to move?

• stay in alignment with them main part of the object

• move ahead before the main part of the object

• lean back in a delay

The amount of drag you give something says something about its

• motion

• mass

• form

It's usually easier to add the appendages like hair after the animation of the main body is finished.

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Follow Through, Overlap and Drag are pretty much the same thing.

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