Animation Fundamentals: Exercises 1

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Animation Fundamentals

Week 2

Learned what is animation is all about and how it doesn't really require any drawing skills as it requires technical skills. Briefed on what our assignments are and how every class is crucial to produce our exercises and assignments.


Exercise 1

Weight (physical properties):

1. light
- active and more bounce
- ping pong

2. medium
- normal 
- soccer ball

3. heavy
- fast and less bounce
- bowling ball



First Timing

Pose to pose

1. Frame 1 & 13
2. Frame 9
3. Frame 7
4. Frame 5
5. Frame 3


Fig. 1.1: First Timing Bouncing Ball

Second Timing

Pose to pose

1. Frame 13 & 30
2. Frame 21 
3. Frame 15 & 27
4. Frame 17 & 25
5. Frame 19 & 23


Fig. 1.2: Second Timing Bouncing Ball



Third Timing

Pose to pose

1. Frame 30 & 42
2. Frame 36
3. Frame 32 & 40
4. Frame 34 & 38


Fig. 1.3 Third Timing Bouncing Ball


Fourth Timing

Pose to pose

1. Frame 42 & 54
2. Frame 48
3. Frame 44 & 52
4. Frame 46 & 50


Fig. 1.4: Fourth Timing Bouncing Ball


Fifth Timing

Pose to pose

1. Frame 54 & 62
2. Frame 58
3. Frame 56 & 60


Fig. 1.5: Fifth Timing Bouncing Ball



Final Outcome







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