On September 13, 1969, which was 57 years ago today, Scooby-Doo Where Are You? premiered on Saturday morning with the first episode titled ...

 Please do not feed the bears! Keep an eye on your picnic basket!  Yogi Bear Pencil sketch with an HB lead on cheap copy paper!

  Courage the Cowardly Dog sketch drawn with pencil on cheap copy paper and then inked with a Pitt Brush Marker, scanned and then colored qu...

 It's AMAZING how much the Powerpuff Girls construction sheets matched the FUN and CHARM of the original show! Below are some of the sta...

  Here's my art I did of Bubbles using the sketch provided in the PPG style guide. I did it first in Adobe as that's where I'm m...

I have binders and binders of model sheets and style guides that I need for my work. My total number of binders for Scooby-Doo is around 6 o...

This piece was part of an adaptation of a What's New, Scooby-Doo  episode that I was worked on. I liked it and decided to color it and ...

 

I thought I'd post some Scooby stickers to go with the hot & sticky heat that is broiling the East Coast today!

A small treasure from 2000 in my archive!   I worked on a LARGE 8-page pull-out coloring banner/poster that unfolded and stretched 5 FEET! I...

I worked on the DVD cover design for Tom & Jerry Meet Robin Hood . At the time in 2011, they didn't have a title, nor logo, locked d...

From my work archives, I found one for the process junkies out there!  From 1999, my original approvals/notes sheet for a stickers page inse...

Final cover art vs. final printed cover: simplicity creates focus! When showing the whole Gang in the same shot, you lose a lot of precious ...

Following my recent  Looney Tunes  post featuring the step-by-step creative process, I thought I'd post a Scooby one!  Here's the fi...