Overlapping Action

 

This project was overall more difficult than the previous ones so far this semester. Proportion/size control was difficult to maintain all the way through to the end and the general mechanics of timing became pretty difficult towards the end of the animation. I'm fairly satisfied with the end product, with the exception of a small hiccup towards the very end.

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