Animation Principles
What is the principle called when an object changes it shape due to movement
Squash and Stretch
What is the purpose of having layers?
To be able to have multiple components that you can change without affecting each other.
Who was Salvador Dali?
A surrealist Artist.
What is Drag in Animation?
When something lags behind the main body.
How can this animator create better staging?
changing the background
What is anticipation?
When one action prepares us for a following action
The tool used to fill in shapes is called the?
Fill tool
What type of art did Frida Kahlo make?
Portrait Paintings
How are Drag, follow through, and overlapping action related?
They all describe different aspects of the same thing.
Name 3 ways the animator influenced the way this clip felt.
-posing
-camera angles
-sound
What is staging?
Setting up the scene so that it is clear and understandable
If you want to remove a background you have to use a ____.
Mask.
_______ Wilde is an artist that uses patterns in their portrait backgrounds blending the foreground and background.
Kehinde
What is Pose to Pose?
When you animate using key poses first and fill in the in between.
How did the animator show overlapping action?
the weapons the characters were using
Drawing each drawing sequentially from start to finish is called?
Straight ahead
You can pick any color to copy using this tool.
Picker Tool
Takashi Murakami creates art that uses a reoccurring character/symbol, what is it?
Flower Character
Acting, Timing, Camera Angle position, and setting are all part of what principle?
Staging
What did the animator add to make the weapons feel strong?
Small sparks whenever they clashed
Drawing the drawing using squash and stretch using a rebound is called?
Follow Through
When you save a picture you want to save it as a ___ or a png.
JPG
What type of artwork Does Basquiat Create?
Abstract Paintings
Why is it important to think about the principles of physics when animating?
To create more realistic feeling animations
Did the animator use pose to pose or straight ahead
They used both! Depending on the part.