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Here are the individual frames from my sketchbook. Now you can see why those black stripes appear in the animated version! They're frames that were in the gutter of the book and didn't scan well!

All frames are referenced from this video: [link]

To see this animated and get some more info: [link]

I'm keeping busy. I hope you are too! Thanks for looking!

Kind regards to Tamila (the runner in the video I referenced) for giving me permission to share this with you all.

Fun facts:

The frame numbers are what avidemux told me. Since the first 26 seconds or so are an introduction, I started on frame 796. (Which means the video is 30 FPS, not 24 )

I drew frames 796-923 in one night (June 20). (It took about four hours, including some internet breaks/snack breaks)

I drew frames 924-1040 the next night (June 21). (Took about four hours, including breaks.) I compiled the animation after sleeping on this day which took about two hours.

So if you're keeping track, that's about ten hours to get what would have been ten seconds of animation if it were running at 24 FPS. Not bad.

I had actually not slept much before day one, so I accidentally skipped frame 868, and then I guess to make up for it, I accidentally drew frame 877 twice.

I must have made a mistake somewhere else, since 1040-796+1 is 245 frames, not 246. (246 is the number of frames in the gif)

I drew a couple more frames than I actually planned to just to fill up the last page. (I wanted to stop at 1038, since at that point her steps were obscured by a wall)

Description
Here are the individual frames from my sketchbook. Now you can see why those black stripes appear in the animated version! They're frames that were in the gutter of the book and didn't scan well!

All frames are referenced from this video: [link]

To see this animated and get some more info: [link]

I'm keeping busy. I hope you are too! Thanks for looking!

Kind regards to Tamila (the runner in the video I referenced) for giving me permission to share this with you all.

Fun facts:

The frame numbers are what avidemux told me. Since the first 26 seconds or so are an introduction, I started on frame 796. (Which means the video is 30 FPS, not 24 )

I drew frames 796-923 in one night (June 20). (It took about four hours, including some internet breaks/snack breaks)

I drew frames 924-1040 the next night (June 21). (Took about four hours, including breaks.) I compiled the animation after sleeping on this day which took about two hours.

So if you're keeping track, that's about ten hours to get what would have been ten seconds of animation if it were running at 24 FPS. Not bad.

I had actually not slept much before day one, so I accidentally skipped frame 868, and then I guess to make up for it, I accidentally drew frame 877 twice.

I must have made a mistake somewhere else, since 1040-796+1 is 245 frames, not 246. (246 is the number of frames in the gif)

I drew a couple more frames than I actually planned to just to fill up the last page. (I wanted to stop at 1038, since at that point her steps were obscured by a wall)