Some of my VERY first Scooby Doo sneeze art, Junior High (M)

[Daphine]

Since the first comic was colored with magic markers I know that was junior high school.  Pretty sure it was 7th grade.  Both of these were part of an on going story I used to record on the old fas hion cassette recorder.  The story was on going were Scooby Doo was being chased by a group of woman.  Each picture I drew would have Scooby hiding from them until something would make him sneeze giving him away.  Every once in a while to breakup the   monotony something would tickle Scooby's feet making him laugh but then right back to the sneezing while hiding .  In 8th grade Scooby was finally captured and that was the first time I ever explored the idea of sneeze torture.  I remember feeling guilty because of it, like I needed to go to church .

Back to the pictures.  In the first one Scooby Doo was hiding in a warehouse behind some boxes.  He hadn't heard the woman in a while so he tried to take a peak over top of the boxes but he does this he see's a couple of them right in front of him so he quickly ducks back down.  He does it so quickly that he miss judges and flattens his big nose on top of one of the boxes.  Quickly he realizes the box is covered in a thick layer of dust and the dust makes him feel like he has to sneeze  .

In the next one Scooby Doo is trying to act like a statue that is part of a museum display.  One of the woman who is looking for him has a cat with her and when they enter the display she puts the cat down.  Scooby Doo almost gives himself away when he growls at the kitty.  This is when the cat decides to  get her revenge on all the dogs that had barked, chased and scared her over the year's.  She climbs up next to Scooby's big black nose and begins to stroke her tail against it.  Scooby among other things is allergic to cat dander and that makes him sneeze (yet again  ) giving him away.

[LocoLover3]

Not bad! It's always nice to look back on some of your old work. The stories aren't bad either.

[kiku]

Oh, I just saw this! Nice! 

[Miggs]

Dayum, neato to see some old-ish art! Always love seeing people's older stuff!

[Soda]

Seeing old stuff like this intrigues me.  It allows us to see how you've progressed and learned over time!

[TheBeesSneeze]

I like that second one and that tickle looking feather.  I can see you are testing nose play and shapes with the first one (how his nose deforms against objects).

[Daphine]

Not bad! It's always nice to look back on some of your old work. The stories aren't bad either.

Thank you LocoLover3, you are always so sweet.  Did you have a favorite one?

Oh, I just saw this! Nice! 

Thank you Kiku, your always so supportive 

Dayum, neato to see some old-ish art! Always love seeing people's older stuff!

Thank you Miggs,  I really got a chuckle out of your reply

Seeing old stuff like this intrigues me.  It allows us to see how you've progressed and learned over time!

Thank you Soda.  I like looking back on my work to see the changes.  To see ideas that I tried and worked and others that flopped

I like that second one and that tickle looking feather.  I can see you are testing nose play and shapes with the first one (how his nose deforms against objects).

Thank you TheBeesSneeze,  actually that isn't a feather it's supposed to be a cats tale .  I liked what you said about drawing nose deforming, I still have trouble with it to this day.  You may have noticed in the second picture I tried to draw Scooby's nose being pulled over by the cats tale.  I always imagined that after the tale had passed his nose would snap back into place until that tickly tale would come back and bend it back in the other direction  .