Question

Which principle of animation states that when an object or character stops moving they must slow down their motion first?
exaggeration principle
slow-in and slow-out principle
character appeal principle
anticipation principle

Answer 1

The principle of animation that states that when an object or character stops moving, they must slow down their motion first is the **slow-in and slow-out principle**. This principle emphasizes the need for gradual acceleration and deceleration, making movements appear more natural and realistic.