Creating an animation is no easy task and it takes a designer a lot of reading and practice to perfect. The quiz below is designed to test out what you know about animation principles. Give it a try and polish up your skills. All the best as you tackle it!
Staging
Anticipation
Artifice
Exaggeration
Is the second thing to happen in your animation
Is not recommended it confuses the animation
Is too hard and should be avoided
Adds to the main action or movement, giving it more life
Adds to the main action or movement, making it less realistic
Mr squiggle
Matthew
Micheal jackson
Mickey jackson
Mickey mouse
Fast in, slow out
Slow upwards slow downwards
Animation
Slow in slow out
Theft
The bear is squashed
The fish is following an arc
The bear is getting ready to bite the fish, he might get it too !!?
The bear is having a good day and its going fishing which is fun
The water is running down the stream
Arcs
Not being able to draw people properly
Magnous mega syndrome
Exaggeration
Theatrical timing
It will bounce back
It will stretch in the wind
It will move straight to the ground
Gravity will make it go in a oval shape
It will move in an arc shape as makes its way back to the ground
Drawing the animation one frame at a time
When a character walks straight
Drawing the animation one keyframe at a time
Drawing straight lines
Is like motion tweens in flash
Animators should adhere to the same principles of flying as academic artists
Draw lines that are solid
Dont make your drawing too light
Animators should adhere to the same principles of drawing as academic artists
Draw with a 2B pencil
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