The first artbook was a success, thanks to God, and the support of many.
Since then, I've been posting my art around elsewhere online. But now, my ideas, commissions, and the requests of others are back in another (overly?) simply named artbook wher...
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This is where the cover's butterfly is from. I'd watched many episodes of various Scooby-Doo serieses, including Be Cool, SD and Mystery Inc. and most movies. Even worked on doing cleanup art in Flash for a touchscreen animation project fro SD and The Batman.
But I'd never done fanart. The release of Scoob! inspired me. The movie was intended for theaters, but due to society being screwed up by world events, it went straight to homes.
Group seated pose was a first. I wanted a non-scary scene- something after an adventure or just hanging out. (Shaggy and Velma date briefly in Mystery Inc.)
