In this week's adventures in animation we looked at using squash and stretch in animation to create more exaggerated, nicer looking movement.
We started with a simple single drop ball bounce, although we did not do it correctly, either in what happened in the actions themselves or in how the squashing and stretching was animated. We re-animated the single drop so the squashing and stretching worked better. Despite the reanimation being better than the first, it's bounce was too short.
After doing the single drop ball bounce we did an arced ball bounce. The squash and stretch worked far better, although the arc wasn't as high as it should have been.
An individual task we did as well was create a flipbook. I quite like how the flying motion worked, however the physics of the movements wasn't as good as I wanted, the figure seems to just teleport some distance behind and the speed as it travels up was too slow.
I'm very excited to improve my animation with the coming weeks!
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