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<\/a><\/p>\nGiving your 2D designs an organic feel can make your animations look much more professional. The most common way to make your design more natural<\/strong> is through a process called secondary animation. In short secondary animation is animation that happens between the start and end keyframe<\/strong> of any given shape movement. The technique uses Newtons laws of motion to visual display inertia.<\/p>\n In the following tutorial by PremiumBeat blogger Evan Abrams we will take a look at how to make a flying liquid blob<\/strong> that utilizes secondary animation to make a visually captivating animation. The video covers:<\/p>\n If you are still interested in making your 2D animations look more realistic<\/strong> check out our post on secondary animation<\/a>, or if you want to take your After Effects skills to the next level look through the After Effects section<\/a> of our blog where you can find many more helpful tutorials.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/s3.amazonaws.com\/pbblogassets\/uploads\/2014\/06\/Liquid-Movement-2.gif\" "\\"Liquid")
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