Spooky ‘Scooby-Doo’ Television Show Background Paintings Shown Without the Characters
Secret Fun Blog has a series of 50 background paintings taken from seasons one and two of the Scooby-Doo Where Are You television show that demonstrate the impressively spooky quality of the art, which was often overshadowed by moving cell animation. The precedent for the backgrounds was set by former Disney artist Walt Peregoy in the show’s early days and continued by the Hanna-Barbera staff after his departure.
images via Secret Fun Blog
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