uhh but since I'm here and IDEK if I saved the file. I'm going to ramble on notes.

Fps - 150 The "hold" frames - 390 In order to bring life to a seemingly lifeless drawing, anticipation and slow in and out rlly help me The twelve principles: Squash and stretch. Anticipation. Staging. Straight-ahead action and pose-to-pose. Follow through and overlapping action. Slow in and slow out. Arc. Secondary action.

Okay, Test two

Moving the arms at the same time would be boring, so one is ahead of the other to sortve make a more... expressive effect I don't know but A huge animation insperation who I've failed to mention is ItsMartin I haven't seen much of his recent works besides some on his channel (I recommend looking at his works here vvv) https://www.youtube.com/c/ItsMartinIsHip And uhh James Baxter who I did mention

I remember freaking out when Martin followed me omfg anyway I really wanted to capture some sortve negative "dread" type feeling, so when the hands reach the face and slowly move down that's what I was aiming for

I think I should've held the part when the arms were at the side a bit longer, because it looks too frantic for me? I was going for someone desperately trying to explain something and then feeling almost dread of what the situation was that had occurred but of course you can't really tell whats happening except what's in the movement I don't expect much feedback because no one here animates, and if they do it's not like this and I don't want a tweened furry artist to try to give me feedback (I'm sorry if that offends someone it's just. Like. Don't give me feedback on something you won't practice on/never done.) But if there's any original flip users who still find animation to be a passion I hope I PRAY you see this

I might reach out in a server I know people will provide feedback on actually I really want to improve and get better before I move to bigger and maybe better projects, or before I finish old ones

another one not the biggest fan there's a lot more I COULD'VE done after watching it a few times but I'm still a beginner persay

key frames are a life saver