Tweening Animation explained
Tweening is a computer-assisted animation technique. It consists in moving or morphing a digital element between 2 keyframes. This by using an animation software.
Category
Animation Techniques
How to do Pixilation Animation ?
Pixilation is a frame by frame animation technique wich is similar to stop-motion Animation, but has the particularity to stage real people. So, just like stop-motion, the process consist to capture a series of photos, using a video camera or a photo camera.
What is Rotoscoping?
Rotoscoping is a method used in animation that consists of tracing the contours of a filmed image and to transpose it into drawings. So we retrace the contours image-by-image of a filmed sequence in order to preserve the photorealism of the shot.
How to do Cut-Out animation
Cut-out animation is an animation technique in which pre-cut elements of the desired shape are moved frame by frame to recreate the illusion of movement.
How to do Stop-Motion Animation ?
Stop motion is an animation technique in which we will use inanimate "objects" that we will move image-by-image in space in order to recreate the illusion of movement.