12 Principles of Animation

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Across
  1. 1. The natural, circular movement path of living creatures
  2. 4. A principle used to prepare the audience for an action and build excitement
  3. 6. Ensuring forms feel like they have three-dimensional space, volume, and balance
  4. 8. The presentation of an idea so that it is unmistakably clear
  5. 9. Creating characters or elements that are interesting and pleasing to look at
  6. 11. Animation method where each frame is drawn sequentially
  7. 12. Enhancing actions, poses, or expressions to create a more dramatic effect
  8. 13. The principle showing how objects change shape to emphasize weight, speed, and flexibility
  9. 14. Animation method where key poses are drawn first, followed by in-betweens
Down
  1. 2. The principle that shows movement starts slowly, builds speed, and slows down again
  2. 3. The use of the number of frames to control the speed and personality of the action
  3. 5. The movement of body parts that continue after the main body stops
  4. 7. Gestures or movements that support the main action to add depth to the animation
  5. 10. Action The offset movement of different parts of the body to create more fluid motion