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This is part 2 of yet another example I made - this time focusing on motion-timing.

The idea is to start a motion that's fluid in itself with slower frames, then make them faster until you get the desired speed (in the 3rd or 4th frame) and then, if the motion ends fluently too (unlike... let's say running into a wall), you also slow down the end frames of the motion.
I also added some dramatic time distortion and pausing to the later part of the animation because I can.

Check out the 1st part if you want to see how it looks without timing:
[link]
Also note that it didn't take more diskspace to add timing to the frames, so add timing!

This belongs to this part of my icon tutorial: Part 2: Pixel changes, (combine) & (replace) and frame duration

Description
This is part 2 of yet another example I made - this time focusing on motion-timing.

The idea is to start a motion that's fluid in itself with slower frames, then make them faster until you get the desired speed (in the 3rd or 4th frame) and then, if the motion ends fluently too (unlike... let's say running into a wall), you also slow down the end frames of the motion.
I also added some dramatic time distortion and pausing to the later part of the animation because I can.

Check out the 1st part if you want to see how it looks without timing:
[link]
Also note that it didn't take more diskspace to add timing to the frames, so add timing!

This belongs to this part of my icon tutorial: Part 2: Pixel changes, (combine) & (replace) and frame duration