An animator will draw individual images in a series, and then those images are strung together and run at 24 frames per second. Yeah, so it works the same way film works. Have a question you want answered? Send an email to and we’ll find an expert who can give you the answer you’re craving. With Infrequently Asked Questions, we set out to answer those shared curiosities. The world is full of questions we all want answers to, but are either too embarrassed, time-crunched or intimidated to actually ask.It's kind of mind-boggling when you think about it. How do 2-D drawings, functionally, get turned into the animations we're all familiar with - cartoons, anime, etc. We reached out to Stephen Wood, professor of animation and game arts at Moore College of Art & Design, for an explainer. Animated films and television shows can seem like magic, in how they manage to bring life - or, more specifically, motion - to 2-D art.
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