"Paperman", the short film that was shown before "Wreck It Ralph" in theaters, took the Internet by storm. People were fascinated by its charm and revolutionary techniques with the combination of 2D and 3D animation. Many were surprised to find out the film was actually 3D despite giving the illusion of being 2D. With special software, the people behind it were able to apply strokes and paint to the CGI models ("final line advection"). By applying them onto the keyframes of the animations, which are the frames that present the basic movements, they were able to add a 2D feel to the work.
For a better look on how they did it, the video explaining it further in-depth is below:
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