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Genderhazard are you talking about flango's winking animation or his GIF of [Hmmm!]'s original sequence?
If you mean the winking animation- I have never seen a reference to using a morphing program to generate transitional frames for a traditional animation; it's an interesting idea but I suspect it would look very weird or very smudgy.
If you're talking about taking the four stages from [Hmmm!]'s original sequence and morphing each one into the succeeding one, that might produce something interesting; but generally that sort of morphing technique looks bad as a result of heavily leaning on the 'key frames'- you get sort of a butter-on-a-frying-pan effect. Plus, [Hmmm!]'s sequence of flango isn't really suitable for morphing because the pose changes; the morphing program wouldn't animate the arms going behind the back, it would morph them out of existence.
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