Meghan Luna

Animation 101 - The Bouncing Ball with Tail Attached!

<p>Thanks for taking the class and thanks for the kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed the project as well! I love the tail animation! It's very springy like a coiled wire! You can really get a sense of the type of material it might be! I think the biggest issue would be the ball feels a bit stiff in places. Some bouncing balls are more stiff, like if you were to use a bowling ball for this project it would have no squish at all, but for this ball it looks like it's meant to be more squishy by your frames. The second squish is the best! The third squish can be pushed a bit more, and the last ball to floor impact needs just a little squish (I love the roll out at the end!) The first squish is interesting! It looks like the ball is alive and uses these flabs that launch it into the air! But the flabs are gone throughout the rest of the shot. You should either add the flabs to more of the shot, or get rid of it in the beginning. Thank you again for taking the class and completing the project! If you need me to do any draw-overs like I did with previous project, please let me know!</p>

<p><span>As I really liked the proposal to add a tail to the classic bouncing ball exercise, I decided to test it. It was very instructive and fun. I found it great to test not only different types of balls but also different types of tails. Thanks, Meghan Luna. You are very talented and a great teacher. If you are still giving feedback, I would be very grateful.<iframe height="1080" width="1920" sandbox="allow-scripts allow-forms allow-same-origin allow-popups"></iframe><br></span></p>

Bouncing ball with tail.

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