This is the making of video of the "Look Out Your Window, Babe" project. The full music video can be found here: https://youtu.be/7BfpIyQ0AeQ Concept, Illustration & Animation by Johanna Gousset https://www.johannagousset.com Performed by Luke Thompson - Piano, Vocals Ella Harp - Harp Natsuki Kurai - Harmonica Charlotte Schnurr - Violin, vocals Stu Larsen - Acoustic Guitar, vocals Tim Hart - Drums, vocals Antony Jeffares - Bass Ken Yates - Acoustic guitar, vocals Avalanche City (Dave Baxter) - Dulcimer Victoria Saavedra - Vocals Joseph & Maia - Vocals One Spared - Vocals, ukulele Fred Claridge - Percussion, vocals Written by Luke Thompson Mixed by Luke Thompson Mastered by Vivek Gabriel

Concept, Illustration & Animation by Johanna Gousset https://www.johannagousset.com Performed by Luke Thompson - Piano, Vocals Ella Harp - Harp Natsuki Kurai - Harmonica Charlotte Schnurr - Violin, vocals Stu Larsen - Acoustic Guitar, vocals Tim Hart - Drums, vocals Antony Jeffares - Bass Ken Yates - Acoustic guitar, vocals Avalanche City (Dave Baxter) - Dulcimer Victoria Saavedra - Vocals Joseph & Maia - Vocals One Spared - Vocals, ukulele Fred Claridge - Percussion, vocals Written by Luke Thompson Mixed by Luke Thompson Mastered by Vivek Gabriel This project was born in the height of world lockdowns and isolation. it was pulled together by Johanna Gousset an illustrator from Belgium who was looking for connection and creative expression. Johanna volunteered over 500 hours of her time to create this project. Donate to support her future work if you can DONATE https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/johannagoussetillu

Animation by Johanna Gousset https://www.johannagousset.com Raasay Sessions first batch out now - https://stularsen.ffm.to/whatlg Stu Larsen online: https://www.stularsen.com https://www.facebook.com/stularsen https://instagram.com/stularsen https://open.spotify.com/artist/44M8i4BCwuBbmcQWwMaOfH

Animation by Johanna Gousset: Website: https://www.johannagousset.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/goussetjohanna/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/johanna.gousset.artist About The Making: Some time ago Johanna showed me a few hand-drawn animations that she had created to my song ‘Run’. Month by month she kept on adding parts to it and I couldn’t stop being impressed. Here’s the full version! To create this video a traditional technique called frame-by-frame animation was used. Each frame (traditionally 24 per second, in this case reduced to 12 per second in order to keep the illustrator’s sanity!) is hand-drawn either on paper or on a digital tablet. All of the frames are then combined using photoshop which puts them back to back. The quick succession of images gives the illusion of movement. It is a lengthy process and it took the artist many hours of work to complete. Follow Plàsi: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/plasimusic Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/plasimusic Website: https://www.plasimusic.com Lyrics: Run to the sea, run far away from me As far as you can, from your reality Run to be strong, to where your desires belong Run to believe, inside your mind I will be You are free Let no one here know, 'til you reach The place where it's your turn to teach That if you once know, you run for your dream Run from my heart, run from what started you breath Run from your sky, the darkness here won't let you feel Run from your start Nothing that stays here succeeds Run far now run Run out and follow your dreams You are free Let no one here know, till you reach The place where it's your turn to teach That if you once know, you run for your dream

Animation created in collaboration with the wonderful guitar player Karmameleon, and dancer and choreographer Samuel Tyson. Every single image is hand-drawn (12 images per second).

Animation created for the song Sword From The Stone by Passenger. Most of this is hand-painted with inks and watercolours on paper first, and then put together on Photoshop to create an animation. It's very basic technique but like most of my animations very time-consuming!

Brief animation inspired by the work of Frédéric Pignon and his horses. Technique: rotoscoping and frame-by-frame drawings. Music by ERA.

A short animated video based on a sketch I did by the Thames in London. Song and lyrics: Forever by Mumford and Sons.