Overlap/Exaggeration - Hand-Drawn Animation Exercise

This particular animation required us to analyze the animation fundamental of following through with an action. Most objects will not move in its entirety when force is applied to one part of it. In this example, the lower half of the tank object moves first, while the top half follows through.
It makes sense...trust me.
17 individual hand-drawn frames, at 12 fps.
Tools & Softwares I regularly abuse:
• Canon EOS Rebel T7 Camera
• Stop Motion Studio Pro (Desktop) - 2.6.2
• Stop Motion Studio Pro (Mobile) - 11.0
• Final Cut Pro X - 10.4
• Storyboarder - 3.0.0
• Algodoo - 2.1.3
• Logic Pro X - 10.4.4
• Motion - 5.4
• Blender - 2.93.1
This video ©2021 TimotheosFraser

[@RapidActionAnimations]

Love the squash and stretch combined with anticipation and ease in/out! Phenomenal job

[@OddityStudios]

The Timotheos Tank has evolved. . . This is great by the way!

[@I_need_a_repair]

good ol timotank

[@radladvac780]

Interesting

[@C4_Jamza]

Very good

[@sheriffsnowtrooper6516]

Looks great

[@Weasel_dud]

This reminds me of one of walt Disney's cartoon

[@BunnyTrixx-gw8ws]

It’s beautiful

[@samstudio8059]

Nice

[@Zeta-eq1og]

Epic 🤩

[@blayderc5901]

Is he back👀

[@deondreelksholder1355]

10/10 👍