Design Principles: Unity and Variety - 39

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Commuting
Puns
3D Animation is Digital Puppetry
Anatomy Of A Rig
FK Joint Chains Explained
IK Explainer
Blend Joints
Bind Explainer Joint
The Dancer Project
Preferred character design
Emoji Face
12 Principles of Animation
Squash and Stretch
Anticipation
Staging
Pose to Pose
Straight Ahead
Follow Through
Overlapping Action
Slow in, Slow Out
Arcs
Secondary Action
Timing
Exaggeration
Solid Drawing
Appeal
Grant Application: Research
Grant Application: Writing
Grant Application: Feedback
Coming Out Pt 1
Coming Out Pt 2
The Closet
The Closet pt 2
Life Drawing
Computer Labs Gossip
Principles of Design
Focal Point
Direction
Design Principles: Unity and Variety
Balance
Proportion
Contrast
Rythm/Repetition
Pay Structures: Contract
Pay Structures: Salary
Pay Structures: Freelance
Bricks Every Day
Time Slipping Away
Riverbats
The Magnus Archives/Protocol

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Alyssa FitzGerald

An easy tip for world building is to make locations be varied from one another but cohesive when a character is inside them. This task can be made difficult in the webcomic world due to the standardization of using 3D assets for the backgrounds. Focus characters can't blend in, but unless its established that they don't belong in that location, like a time traveler, they should feel cohesive too.