Cracker Burst

When animating an object, there are certain things to keep in mind. The most important one is that we are allowed to exaggerate the poses of the objects.

Here I have animated a cracker which is sent flying up, but unfortunately does not burst in the sky but on the ground...!


The principles used here are:
Timing
Stretch and Squash
Anticipation
Slow in and Slow out
Exaggeration
Arc
etc.

I hope this doesn't happen during Diwali festival...

That's all...!


~~~~~~~Chinmayee. S


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