Question

Which principle of animation was derived from the observation that audiences have a difficult time following an animation unless there is an explicit planned series of events for the eyes to view?
squash and stretch principle
follow-through principle
anticipation principle
overlapping action principle

Answer 1

The principle of animation that was derived from the observation that audiences have a difficult time following an animation unless there is an explicit planned series of events for the eyes to view is the **anticipation principle**. This principle involves preparing the audience for an action before it happens, making it easier for them to follow the movements and understand the sequence of events.