I usually have a floaty issue, usually due to a timing issue
when critiquing new-ish animation students, the two words I use the most are "floaty" or "stiff". Curious which word is often used to critique your animations? What other words do you hear a lot?
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Timing / spacing is easily the most difficult thing to teach in animation.
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Floaty at first, now it's mostly Stiff haha
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In my case is "more overlapping!" hahaha
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Not clear enough
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timing. i used to completely disregard timing and spacing and just try to make things as flow-y and smooth as possible. It wasn’t until recently that I truly came to understand holds and when to use them
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Keep it simple and don’t worry about the details yet
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When I get critiqued? I have trouble hearing anything over my sobbing.
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I wonder if you make your students do the storyboard of the sequence before they even think of opeing the 3D software?
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For longer sequences I usually recommend thumbnails/storyboards. For short sequences a 3D block out is sufficient most of the time.
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