There are two main approaches to animation based on the 12 Principles of animation. The first is straight-ahead action since the animator will work straight ahead from his/her first drawing in the scene. The second

While watching an animated scene, viewers won’t be able to understand the events on the screen unless there is a planned sequence of actions that leads them clearly from one activity to the next. They

Squash and stretch is a fundamental technique used by animators to exaggerate movement and impressions of characters or objects. Though pioneered in the 1930s by Disney studios, it still remains an essential principle today. When