Disney's 12 principles of animation in action. The Disney animation principles can bring even the most basic of objects to ...

The first Disney principle of animation is the one that's often cited as the most important as it also influences some of the other 12 rules of animation. Squash and stretch can give animated ...

The Disney 12 principles of animation are often considered as a basis for all animation, not just movies and cartoons. These rules of animation may have been drawn up decades ago, but they remain just ...

Using just a cartoon cube, Lodigiani makes the 12 principles of animation–from squash and stretch to secondary action–immediately understandable, regardless of your training.

1. Squash and Stretch - The squash and stretch principle gives the illusion of weight and volume to a character as they move. This is done by expanding and compressing the character's body.

And now for a delightful reminder about the pure, unadulterated magic of moving line drawings. This little bouncer above is demonstrating the ol’ “Squash & Stretch,” one of the 12 basic principles of ...

How do animators breathe life onto a blank canvas? How do they get us to laugh at Pascal, sympathize with Carl, and feel the longing of Ariel wanting to be part of your world? How do they make us ...

Disney’s 12 principles of animation are as relevant for today’s interface designers as they were for yesterday’s dancing-broom illustrators. We’re not animating dancing brooms in feature films here.