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« on: 2025-03-02 14:37:08 »

Here are a couple more of my original scooby-Doo artwork.  I was back at my parents house up in my old room and I decided to take a couple more pictures of some of my original scooby art.  Actually i was planning on drawing a new comic since it has been a while and even longer since I drew one in my original studio unfortunately i didn't have the time.

In the picture scooby-Doo was trying to hide in an attic. He pulls an old comforter over himself to try and hide.  Unfortunately the large cartoon great Dane does not realize that the old comforter is filled with down feathers and right over his head there is a large hole in the comforter.  As he hears the women who are looking for him getting closer he begins to shake and his shaking causes the down feathers to begin to fall from the hole and land all over his large black nose.  The tickling from all the little feathers on and up his nose causes him to sneeze giving him away.

In the second picture Scooby-Doo is hiding in a warehouse behind a bunch of boxes.  He begins to look over the boxes to find away out when he here's some women heading his way.  He tries to duck back down but miscalculates the distance flattening his nose on top of the boxes.  It's right then that Scooby-Doo realizes that the boxes are covered in a thick layer of dust!  He thinks to himself "dust, no not dust that will make me sneeze!"
https://imgur.com/a/qfgroe8
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« Reply #1 on: 2025-03-02 17:54:16 »

Scooby hiding in the attic, much like your secret sneeze drawings.  So it's like an ongoing cycle of Scooby hiding in the attic just like your drawings of Scooby hiding in a dusty attic. ;D  I hope that made sense.  It was much funnier in my head.

Nice drawings!!
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« Reply #2 on: 2025-03-03 08:48:16 »

Scooby hiding in the attic, much like your secret sneeze drawings.  So it's like an ongoing cycle of Scooby hiding in the attic just like your drawings of Scooby hiding in a dusty attic. ;D  I hope that made sense.  It was much funnier in my head.

Nice drawings!!

Thank you @Anyponedrawn, not only did that make sense but also I never even thought about it until you brought it up ;D.  Who knows, that could have been me back in junior high! Thinking my parents had gone to sleep so I'm in the attic drawing my Scooby art when suddenly one of them comes into my room! I used to worry about that all the time :o
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« Reply #3 on: 2025-03-03 12:29:56 »

Thanks for sharing.  These one's are very old.  I remember seeing these a long time ago. ^_^
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« Reply #4 on: 2025-03-03 12:35:24 »

Thank you for sharing your early work with us.  You should pick up the pen and see how you do in modern day. :)

Something just seems to naughty about sneaking away up into a creaky attic to do work.  In reality it wasn't that bad, but as a younger being, I could see how this could seem scandalous! :D
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« Reply #5 on: 2025-03-03 13:12:38 »

Thanks for sharing.  These one's are very old.  I remember seeing these a long time ago. ^_^

Your welcome @Bumble , I was almost certain that I had never shown these before. You believe that you have seen them in the past?

Thank you for sharing your early work with us.  You should pick up the pen and see how you do in modern day. :)

Something just seems to naughty about sneaking away up into a creaky attic to do work.  In reality it wasn't that bad, but as a younger being, I could see how this could seem scandalous! :D

Your welcome @Kiwi , I was planning on drawing some when I was back at my parents house this past weekend but I ran out of time. When I sit down to draw I need at least 2 hours.  Hopefully next time or maybe I'll just draw from home.

You are so right  :)) , it's not really a big deal but when I was young and living at home it was always so scary and exciting. I remember looking forward to Sunday nights after my parents went to sleep.  Then in high when I used to swipe some of my parents red wine to take up with me when I drew Scooby Doo, I felt so rebellious ;D :))
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« Reply #6 on: 2025-03-04 12:15:48 »

Hi Daphine, nice to see you and some of your work again!  :D Thanks for sharing your old little treasures with us. Ooohh, poor old Scooby's nose looks sooo tickly!...
Actually, the drawing below could also be seen in a way that Scooby is pressing his tickly nose to the table trying to suppress his urge to sneeze!  ^-^
I like that! What do you think?
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« Reply #7 on: 2025-03-04 13:10:18 »

Hi Daphine, nice to see you and some of your work again!  :D Thanks for sharing your old little treasures with us. Ooohh, poor old Scooby's nose looks sooo tickly!...
Actually, the drawing below could also be seen in a way that Scooby is pressing his tickly nose to the table trying to suppress his urge to sneeze!  ^-^
I like that! What do you think?

Hi @kiku , it's so nice to see you too.  I LOVE your idea the second drawing ^-^.  Maybe we could combine both idea's into a new story and a drawing I have never done before :-0.  Something like Scooby Doo is trying to hide when he feels the beginning of a tickle and possibly a sneeze forming in his nose.  For some reason he can't raise his front paw to itch and place against the underside of his nose to try and hold back the sneeze so instead he places his nose on top of a table In front of him. This helps and scooby-Doo breathe a sigh of relief.  Unfortunately what he doesn't realize is that the top of the table is covered and a thick layer dust. As scooby just sits there nice and relaxed suddenly his eyes pop open wide and cross looking down at his nose which is beginning to tremble and twitch!  How is that so far? 
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« Reply #8 on: 2025-03-05 00:41:10 »

Actually, the drawing below could also be seen in a way that Scooby is pressing his tickly nose to the table trying to suppress his urge to sneeze!  ^-^

That's what I thought I was seeing!  That is my interpretation as well. :D
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« Reply #9 on: 2025-03-05 10:48:45 »

Actually, the drawing below could also be seen in a way that Scooby is pressing his tickly nose to the table trying to suppress his urge to sneeze!  ^-^

That's what I thought I was seeing!  That is my interpretation as well. :D

Funny thing is that I'm pretty sure in all my years of drawing Scooby Doo I'm almost positive that I never even considered that situation.  That is going to be my next Scooby sneeze scenario.
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« Reply #10 on: 2025-03-05 13:51:04 »

Actually, the drawing below could also be seen in a way that Scooby is pressing his tickly nose to the table trying to suppress his urge to sneeze!  ^-^

That's what I thought I was seeing!  That is my interpretation as well. :D

Funny thing is that I'm pretty sure in all my years of drawing Scooby Doo I'm almost positive that I never even considered that situation.  That is going to be my next Scooby sneeze scenario.

I like your new story idea!  ^b-
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« Reply #11 on: 2025-03-05 19:27:21 »

Actually, the drawing below could also be seen in a way that Scooby is pressing his tickly nose to the table trying to suppress his urge to sneeze!  ^-^

That's what I thought I was seeing!  That is my interpretation as well. :D

Funny thing is that I'm pretty sure in all my years of drawing Scooby Doo I'm almost positive that I never even considered that situation.  That is going to be my next Scooby sneeze scenario.

I like your new story idea!  ^b-

I'm excited to draw it and hopefully write a short story about it.  It has been a while since I have been excited about a Scooby project ;D
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