When I first looked into doing animations I immediately went into software (I am not an artist) and appreciated the concepts of "bones". Characters with bones allows a completely un-artistic person like myself use a program like Anime Studio to do pose to pose without too much issue.
RE: Straight Ahead, Pose to Pose, and Mixed Animation // Study from The Animator’s Survival Kit
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Straight Ahead, Pose to Pose, and Mixed Animation // Study from The Animator’s Survival Kit
So cool. Bones / Rigging is definitely a way to save a ton of time - I haven't spent a ton of time with rigs yet but I did learn the pin tool in after effects which does something very similar!
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