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BOOK TITLE : Principles of Operations Management
AUTHOR : Barry Render, Jay Heizer
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The 12 principles are a written 'laws' for animation, they are the keys and vital elements that make interesting, entertaining and engaging animation. This rule set has been around for decades and even the earliest animations abides to them, although animations do not have to feature all of them and certainly not all at once.
These principles are used by animators to given informed decisions on how to animate a character or scene, and although some are more specific to actual animation techniques the later in the list are ones that are more generalized with the principles such as timing, staging and secondary action (to realize and to implement weight and realism into objects/characters).
I feel that the most important are these more generalized terms due to them having a wider appeal than that of some of the others, for example some animations aimed at a higher age demographic would not feature much if any squash and stretch as they are very stylized/cartoon-ish and films aimed at adults may not want that cartoon-ish feel to the action/animation.
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The 12 principles of animation are an extremely good set of guidelines to keep in mind when animating. They can make a boring animation into a complex, natural and interesting animation just by adding simple things such as squash and stretch and anticipation.
In my opinion the most important principles are those that deal with things such as weighting, and timing.
Anticipation is extremely good for exaggerating movements and giving your character a lot more emotion and personality
For this image, it looks as if there is much going on, but in a well placed sort of way. It is consistent throughout but with different pieces such as with rhythm
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Title: The principles of ante-natal & post-natal child physiology pure and applied
Creator: Feldman, W. M. (William Moses), 1879-1939. n 84801707
Publisher: London : Longmans, Green
Sponsor: Wellcome Library
Contributor: Wellcome Library
Date: 1920
Language: eng
Description: "This book, which aims at giving ... a complete and detailed account of the up-to-date physiology of the various ante-natal, natal, and post- natal phases of child life, is, I believe, the first of its kind in any language"--Pref
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This photo uses repetition of the tulips in a slightly decreasing size order to create rhythm and flow.
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