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Friday, October 23, 2015

My first animation project


My first animation project

This bouncing ball demonstrates the principals of squash and stretch
and ease in and ease out.

Squash and stretch is demonstrated right before and when the ball hits the ground. Ease in and ease out is demonstrated when the all appears to speed up as it comes closer to the ground.



I've never used the timeline in photoshop or created 3-Dimensional objects on photo shop before.
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