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Coloso: Master Keyframe & Inbetweening Animation in TVPaint (Trilingual Subtitles)

This course is designed for creators who want to master the core workflow of traditional hand-drawn animation. Using TVPaint, the industry-standard software, you will systematically learn the complete skill set: from designing key poses → drawing smooth inbetweens → building an efficient production pipeline.

Ideal for: 2D animation beginners, indie animators, animation students, and illustrators looking to improve motion fluidity.

Course Thumbnail: TVPaint Animation Workspace

Why Choose This Course?
  • ✅ Focus on "Inbetweening" Core Skill: 90% of animation smoothness depends on inbetweens — this course targets this critical, often overlooked area.
  • ✅ Trilingual Subtitles for Clarity: Original Korean audio with AI-translated Chinese, English, and Korean subtitles for precise terminology understanding.
  • ✅ Project Files Included: Full .tvpp project files provided, allowing you to analyze frame-by-frame timing like a pro.
  • ✅ Real-World Case Studies: No dry theory — learn by animating character walks, head turns, and waving gestures.

📊 Course Specifications​

ItemDetails
SoftwareTVPaint Animation
FormatMP4 HD Video
Resolution1920×1080
Duration10 hours 13 minutes
AudioKorean
SubtitlesChinese / English / Korean
File Size3.22 GB
Project Files✅ Included

đŸŽ¯ Curriculum Outline​

  1. Animation Principles Review: Timing, spacing, easing, anticipation, and other applications of the 12 basic principles.
  2. Keyframe Design: How to draw the most expressive poses (key actions).
  3. Inbetweening Techniques: Linear vs. curved interpolation, and how to avoid "mechanical" motion.
  4. TVPaint Workflow: Layer management, onion skin settings, and timeline optimization tips.
  5. Basic Character Animation: Breakdown of blinking, lip-sync, walk cycles, and turning motions.
  6. Efficiency Boosters: Frame duplication, mirroring, and practical use of auto-tweening features.
  7. Output & Review: Playback preview, timing adjustment, and exporting as video or image sequences.