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Aaron’s Art Tips #16 - Overlapping Action in Animation

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The 5th principle of animation is “Overlapping Action”, also sometimes referred to “follow through” or “drag”. It’s when an appendage, piece of clothing, or such gets pulled along behind the action and overlaps the main action. I decided to use Camilo from Encanto for this and use his hair and poncho to demonstrate this principle, but I might’ve gotten a little too carried away with the transformation lol

Things I learned:

How to do a looping animation

That I need to exaggerate the motions a bit more

Camilo is fun to draw :3

Y’all should watch Encanto by the way, it’s amazing

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Poke-Principle of Animation 06: Overlapping Action and Follow Through Often confused for Secondary Action, Overlapping Action is motion that occurs in reaction to the “Primary Action.” Here the Primary Action is Oddish bouncing, and the leaves are the Overlapping Action as they get dragged from side to side. Follow Through refers to action that continues after the primary action, if Oddish were to stop bouncing, the leaves would continue to bounce until gravity brings them to a stop. Other common examples of OA and FT are cloth and hair.