Third Draft


For the next iteration of my animation of a ball bouncing, I focused on the spacing of each drawing. In previous versions, the ball felt either too choppy or too "floaty". To address this issue, I drew more frames at the high and low points of the balls movement and spread out the frames between these points. I've found that this makes it seem as if the ball is changing its direction as it hits these key points. 





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