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Used a graph paper alongside the regular paper under a lightbox for more effective positioning of the object. Edited it in later on CSP as well as refining the quality. Also decided to incorporate a rotation to give a more 3D effect.

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egg demon

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experimented with blur

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This is just to help me visualize the bouncing ball

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Materials: Pencil
Edited on Photoshop
Captured using CamScanner on mobile

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Attempt to digitally scan the hand drawn version.

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Sorry for bad lighting

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Using Procreate.

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(sorry the cropping is awful but I couldn't fix it)

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Using Photoscan on my phone to scan pictures.
I used the gif website link we were sent on Teams.
Ignore the marks in the bg.

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Sorry it isn't the best quality.

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The gif conversion seems to have made this look shakier than the video, oh well!

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Using Procreate to make the animation.

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Same process as the bouncy ball, but the emphasis is on the weight of the ball by making its downward fall faster and its landing more impactful. This is achieved by the directional shape of the ball when animating in 2s or 3s and leaving  2-3 frames hardly touched when animating in 1s.

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Coloured beach ball animation.
I used Procreate to create the animation.

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A mixture between the bouncy and hard ball. Instead of being a vertical landing, it was done horizontally to demonstrate the friction of the ball as it loses its energy and slows down from its initial landing. The spin is to add another level of motion to the ball while its moving.

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I created this using the Krita Drawing Software on my pc.

I found adding more bounce to the lighter ball whereas adding less bounce to the heavier ball made it easier to set apart the mass of each object.