Lynda – 21 Foundations of Animation
Times have changed. The 12 principles of animation popularized by Disney are no longer sufficient for teaching animation in the digital age. Enter Dermot O’ Connor’s 21 foundations of animation: universal principles that can be used to create high-quality animation in any style or medium, including hand-drawn and digital animation.
Explore how to create a solid, strong, and dynamic poses using the classical drawing rules perfected by golden age artists. Discover how to plan a scene using thumbnails, to have more control over the scene and reduce production time.
Find out how to take a pose or expression that is adequate, and push it further. Dermot provides an in-depth review of the other 18 techniques, and then shows all 21 foundations in a single scene, working together.
Contents :
Introduction
1. Appeal
What is appeal?
Historical and modern appeal
2. Strong Design
Construction
Design
From roughs to final color
3. Staging
Staging a scene to tell a story
Shots and camera angles
Lighting and color
4. Acting and Pantomime
Flour sacks and body language
Attitude poses
5. Keys and Breakdowns
How keys and breakdowns differ
Strengthening actions with breakdowns
6. Straight Ahead and Pose to Pose
Straight ahead vs. pose to pose
Animating hair and clothing straight ahead
Animating natural effects straight ahead
7. Thumbnails and Planning
Thumbnails and planning
Advanced thumbnails
8. Timing, Spacing, and Easing
Timing vs. spacing
Easing and texture
Timing and materials
9. Squash and Stretch
Squashing and stretching
Squashing anatomically
10. Arcs
Bouncing ball
Plotting arcs
11. Primary and Secondary Action
Animate and inanimate motion
Hair, fur, and clothing
12. Silhouette
Positive and negative spaces
Pushing the pose
13. Line of Action and Reversals
Flexing the spine
14. Anticipation, Overshoot, and Settle
Anticipating a reach
Overshoot and settle
15. Opposing Action
Action and reaction
Opposing action in walks
16. Counterpose
Counterpose when standing
Counterpose in action
17. Leading Action
Leading gestures
Leading on walks
18. Breaking Joints
Breaking joints on gestures
Breaking joints on walks
19. Overlap and Follow Through
Overlap gestures
Follow through and moving holds
20. Accents and Dialogue
Dialogue
Accenting dialogue actions
21. Exaggeration
Plussing poses and faces
Plussing animation
Cartoon physics
Conclusion
Wizard and next steps
Additional resources
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