Moving Hold Explained in 30 Seconds

Moving hold in animation:
Moving hold is when a character stays in the same pose for a beat, with only marginal movement. This provides a visual break from continuous action, which helps read the poses more clearly.
▶ Stillness is just as important as movement!
▶ Moving holds add readability and realism to your work.
▶ Without them, the animation will feel rushed and have no particular point of focus.
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[@BrianKouhi]

Here's an infographic from our newsletter 🟣 www.toanimate.ca

[@frensyjean-louis3726]

Thank you I need more stuff like this to improve my animation

[@BrianKouhi]

😁😁

[@ever6]

Thanks for the comparison video at the end and I can't wait to jump back onto this course this weekend now that I'm on a break until in laws arrive in town. Keep up the awesome workToanimate Oh and I just noticed the strings on the Max short moving after watching this 12x I didn't noticed until the very end at 0:31/35 mark

[@BrianKouhi]

Thanks a ton!

[@justicemagagane5737]

when should we expect the release of the animation course? cause we are all super excited for that one

[@BrianKouhi]

😁 We're aiming to publicly launch the Animation Course in March of next year! We'll have a ton more lessons and assets than we originally planned to have for that course.

[@zaidkiwan5168]

Ngl i think without looked cooler

[@Akito3D]

It just meant that without them the would could look rushed, but the holds can be animated in very much ways, also resulting in a very big amount of possibilities for the animation movement, and depending on how you animate it can look cooler or not