The Bouncing Ball Animation (Photoshop)

The Bouncing Ball Animation 


This is a bouncing ball animation done in adobe photoshop. Firstly we added timeline, brushes and  swatches to our workspace. then imported the reference image for frame to frame animation.



 This was animated at 10 frames per second . By completing this task we got to learn crucial areas of animation like Arc , Squash and stretch , timing and spacing and volume . We got to use and basically understand the timeline and keyframing concept which we will use for future. then we exported it in two different files one GIF and other Mp4.As mentioned that we used a guide to copy the poses and matching the time . that was very useful because of that it looks natural and not absurd 



My Animation 







 

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