Easiest way to animate follow through: straight ahead - 2D animation course [011]

How to animate a cloth dragging behind using a straight ahead animation method. This is one of the more intuitive ways to master the animation principle of follow-through, drag and overlapping action.
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[@thepandevilears3825]

this is great plz don't let this series incomplete

[@CarlosFerreira-kaiko]

You definitely deserve a lot more views. Your channel is a holy grail treasure among beginner animators

[@toonarama]

Been looking for a quality animation channel for ages, believe I have just found it! Superbly clear and well paced and full of information. Art has got Proko and you can be the same for animation. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.

[@T-Leaf]

This was so helpful!
Breaking the object down into elements (and ignoring everything else) makes it feel so much more achievable
I learned so much in just 10 minutes - thank you!

[@evankam28]

Loving these new series. It helps cover topics in-depth for others struggling to manage them.
Still keep up the 1+ hour streams going (they are invaluable to process metbodology)

[@animatorsinspire3667]

I agree 😄

[@animatorsinspire3667]

Hi, this video series has been great so far, thank you 😄

[@charlieromeu]

Thanks from Brazil!

[@chimproshi6181]

I’m happy that the class is finally underway 💪 Love to see it

[@Donnomuch]

Thank you so much and Bless You for all the lessons.

[@WolfHeart98]

great and useful series, and glad you are posting frequently :)

[@p1ntu_]

I love these tutorial you made, thanks so much

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[@TheArtiststoolbox]

I've been practicing arcs as in a pendulum. I added a string to the ball. My question is when I do te ball at first I have the drawing closer for 3 frames for anticipation and build up for the swing. Middle frames the ball is drawn farther apart for 2 frames and then the upswing is draw n closer together. I'm wanting to match the frames from the left to the right so there is no jerking of the frames. I add more frames once first frame and more frames on the last frame. I do this on animation desk. Should I draw on paper first how it should look and copy as close as I can on my app. When I tried on my app I couldn't remember my spacing on the first frame to match it to the last frame. It looks ok, but I think I could improve it. Thanks. Have you done a video on arcs?