Tuned in to Mixed Media!

is there a tip to sort of correctly sumamrize or predict motions in animation like small subtles follow through or overlaps basically all the motion that naturally defines an action like in reality but correctly summarize into a sentence and such so to be recreated correctly
>in other words
the exact amounts, and position(also, directions, orientations) in 3d space
in proportions to the complete act itself

i figured already it follows the law of physics and newton's gravity, weight and speed which makes for distance and time

but after that the rest is not very clearly at all or more over it's not detailed enough for animation

I fucking love this album
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ati6KaEDA1g&ab_channel=T%C3%89O

This album is like if Chris-Chan actually had musical talent.

Ethio-Jazz straight from the 70's golden age. Nothing but classic time after time during this decade and all of this genre's glory is attributed to mulatu astatke. Many contemporary/urban-influenced jazz from Italy also came out during the '70s: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbnoPZu4Wp8
if you're into any of let's say yuji ohno's works, I'm pretty sure you'll like what this thread could have in store for you.

Let's make /ar/t! This can be traditional, digital, animated, anything goes. I've been working on learning how to draw decently myself (pic very much not related), so giving feedback to your fellow anons is appreciated. I've also implemented oekaki into the posting form in case you ever want to make simplistic drawings (i did one here based of an old guide)
this post was delayed a week because oekaki kept breaking but it works well now...
>NOTE: currently if you upload an image at the same time as a drawing, you will lose the drawing, so don't add files with your drawing post

How does visual elements and aesthethics adds up in an image to be the value it has

Or how does the market (of anime) perceive the rules and theories of it

Like especially the ones with million traffics and sales

What are its keypoints, of building it

Need explnation, scientific perhaps, on how lines and volumes are placed accordingly
Based on the scenes, or the character, or the physics of the scene and the acting/actions

So it looks correct, physcally functional, or at least functioning naturally in dynamics

shinobu

I came across this video from 1998 on another site, made for "anime week" on some scifi TV channel, it's pretty cool:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lRR027lJ1-s

how animate walk cycle correctly like in positions and rotations. maybe mathemathically and physically.

no 3d, so manual calculation of sorts. i know most pdf about the topic but i guess i need som extra application if done in 2d scene or whatever perspective of the scene