Blog #4

 A relatively easy pair of animations, and—yet again—they were really fun to make. Learning how to easily animate a box using the shape tool and holding shift made it so much easier to animate in a straight line. While these was more time consuming than the others before, they felt very simple compared to earlier animations I have done as well.



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