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Spent the past 5 days making this, I didn't even know it was the 50th anniversary of the franchise. But yeah I present, Skate Punk Shaggy. The outline of shaggy was taken by using a combination of this artwork and a screenshot of Shaggy with a mowhawk in The 13 Ghosts of Scooby Doo. After redoing the outlines via pen tool, I coloured it accordingly then added stuff, some original, onto him. The vector for the skateboard came from of which you can see here . I redid the lines, coloured accordingly, modified a free to use stock of a weed leaf to look like a weed shape cookie and used the font "Kraash " for the text. The boots was done by using a pic of real boots as a base for me to make the lines from scratch, and let me tell you shoe laces was the hardest thing for me to do in this artwork. I coloured the boots accordingly afterward.







The fonts that I used for the graffiti was "A Dripping Marker" for the top and "Anti Everything" for the bottom. Slight modifications were made. The Scooby Doo graffiti art was a clip art I got from Cartoon Clipart . While the Scrappy Doo graffiti art was a clipart I got from Warner Bros. Animation Wiki . The Anarchy Logo, as well as the other logo, skull and mask on Shaggy's rings were cliparts taken from shutterstock. The "SD" symbol that one ring was taken from here . I made the necessary modifications to make them look like rings. The spikes around Shaggy's neck and hand was done completely by me, as well as the clouds. The background was done by using a pic of my local skate warehouse as a base to make a drawn version of it using the pen tool. I then coloured it accordingly.





AND FINALLY HAPPY 50th ANNIVERSARY SCOOBY DOO! Man I grew up watching the the original cartoon Where Are You both on local tv and Cartoon Network. Thanks to CN and Boomerang I also saw A Pup Named Scooby Doo and, of course, What's new Scooby Doo. I remember watching new eps of What's New Scooby Doo on Kids WB. But my fave memories of Scooby Doo is seeing Zombie Island for the 1st time on CN. I was 8 or 9 at the time and seeing a beautifly animated feature length Scooby Doo movie was amazing. Others of course was when I was younger and watching "Where Are You" while my mom was dong stuff. Honestly I grew up watching so many incarnations of the series and it's great that this show will go on for future generations.







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