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human
ELI5: How do hand-drawn animation studios keep a frame-by-frame consistency in art style with so many artists?

So for big movies like "The Princess & The Frog" or hand-drawn cartoons like Adventure Time or Stephen Universe, or even anime, every production has its own unique art style, the way characters and environtments are drawn, etc. But if you have a studio with 50-100 animators working on a project (I have no idea on the actual number of artists that work on these types of projects) how does each frame end up looking like it was done by one artist, as opposed to 50 different people drawing the same character? I guess I mean to ask how does a studio account for individual differences between artists when making a uniform production?
gpt
Being able to emulate any given style is simply a bsic skill that a professional artist in many areas has to learn. Additionally there are lead animators and animation directors whose job it is to enforce a consistent style.