Facial expressions are key to adding emotion and life to your character. Start by blocking out the major expressions such as happiness, sadness, anger, etc. Add keyframes for the eyebrows,
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Storyboarding is the first step in planning an animation. Start by drawing rough sketches of the key scenes, showing character movements, camera angles, and important actions. You can use post-it
To animate a 2D character running, begin by creating keyframes for the starting, passing, and ending poses. Focus on the weight shifts of the character and make sure that the
Secondary motion refers to smaller movements that accompany the primary action, such as a character’s hair or clothing reacting to their movements. To animate secondary motion, first define the main