Claymation, a blend of the words "clay" and "animation," is a form of stop-motion animation that uses figures made of clay or a similar malleable material to create animated sequences. Unlike traditional animation, which relies on drawings or digital models, Claymation offers a unique tactile quality that brings a distinct sense of charm and character to its creations. This book explores the fundamental principles and techniques behind Claymation, providing insights into how animators breathe life into their clay characters and worlds. Claymation is a labor of love that combines the art of sculpture with the magic of cinema. It requires not only a creative vision but also a deep understanding of the principles and techniques that make stop-motion animation work. From sculpting and armature construction to frame capturing and post-production, each step in the process contributes to the unique charm and appeal of Claymation. As technology advances, so too will the techniques and possibilities for this timeless art form, ensuring its place in the hearts of audiences for generations to come.