Timing and Spacing exercises

Well, finally I started classes at Gobelins in Annecy, a beautiful town in France. I'll be studying a training course of 3D animation. So for now, we've been looking at the basic notions of animation, which are Timing and Spacing.

Based of Preston's Blair Book: Cartoon Animation, I did a review of some spacing parameters, to start identifying how the poses should be distributed. Also.. the lecture remind me of how music is divided by crotchets, quavers, semiquavers, etc. But used in the space that a pose fits in a second of animation.

1. Slow In and Slow Outs

2. Spacing for Heavy Weights

3. Spacing for Light Weights