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Guys, help me.  Sometime last October  I fell down the Scooby Doo hole and still haven't clawed my way out.  Partly from working on the Velma werewolf sequence for Halloween, and partly from getting access to HBO Max, which has a vast library of Scooby Doo material, including all the original series, most of the direct to DVD movies of the last 15 years, and some of the most recent series, including Be Cool Scooby Doo, which, once you get used to the "modern" animation style, is inspired and hilarious, and Scooby Doo and Guess Who, which is occasionally inspired, often interesting, but mostly just awkward.  Anyway, I'm consuming a lot of Scooby Doo media.

Which brings me to this--an experiment.  I wanted to try to capture the classic "run cycle" of Daphne in my own style.  I found a decent still image of it (actually promotional art from the "What's New" era from the 2000's,  imported it to Clip Studio, flipped and enlarged it (it was actually very low res image) and traced a stick figure over it.  Then I removed the reference image and built my own version of Daphne--based on her classic look--on the stick figure.  I'm pretty pleased with the result!  I may even try to do the rest of the Scooby Gang the same way.

This was also a test to use a simpler version of the technique I've been developing to create finished artwork over the last year--something for comics and lower end commissions.  I'm pretty pleased with how that came out too.

Anyway, an advance look for all the Patrons here before I post this publicly later this month, and exclusive full res for you too.  What do you think?

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Bryan zx Knight

See first me it's her hair color. I envision Jen Walter's with red hair as well. And Daphnes eyes are often drawn green.

SAS_ART

Interesting. I’ve seen Jen with brown hair of various shades, black hair, and blonde hair (1982 animated, my first exposure to her) but never red. And yeah, I’ve seen Daph’s eyes blue, green, and even purple like her dress (Mystery Inc.) though most often they’re just black dots. I went to the CGI Scoob movie for inspiration and split the difference with blue green eyes. For me, the spooky trappings of the Scooby Doo franchise says werewolf to me, part;y because of her actual werewolf experience in the pilot of the 13 Ghosts of Scooby Doo. The Hulkout comments have come up before though and not completely fallen of deaf ears.

Agent Zero

I fell down the Scooby hole when I was 5 and I've never looked back...

SAS_ART

I mean, I've always like Scooby Doo, but lately I've been watching at least an episode of one of the newer shows almost every day. Not sure what that's all about.