artists
One thing we're particularly excited to do with Scooby Dudes is partner with artists and give them a place to showcase work that we've commissioned from them. Below are all of the very gifted people who have lent us their extraordinary talents.
Beth Turnsek is responsible for the title card for “Scoob!” Review Parts 1 and 2.
Flóra is responsible for the title cards for Episodes 62-67.
Flóra
Flóra is a hobby artist from Budapest, Hungary, who is actually a university student trying to get her economics degree, but occasionally messes around with a tablet, and does commissions as a side gig. As most online artists, her passion for drawing is rooted in anime, but since then she has moved on to creating flirty demon girls in the little spare time she has left. You can find her on Tumblr.
Uli is responsible for the title cards for Episodes 58-61.
ulibeanz
By day, Uli is a very pink, gay, and trans Cuban-American artist based in sweltering Florida. By night, they are usually sleeping. Nearly always flamboyant and emotional as a person, they try to put as much of that into their comics, illustrations, and sculptures. They have also been known to make a joke or two.
Right now, Uli is currently in school and working on their webcomic, Scribbliez.
Ashley is responsible for the title cards for Episodes 54-57.
ASHLEY CONSTANT
Ashley recently got a fancy new tablet and dreams of one day being able to put "digital artist" in her bio. Until then, she is a publishing student near Toronto who enjoys reading, napping, and making lists. You can find her on Instagram!
Odango is responsible for the title cards for Episodes 50-53.
Tam is responsible for the title cards for Episode 40 and 43-45.
Tam
Tam is a digital artist from California. Her work is primarily fan art, experimental, and done out of pure leisure and love for creating. She dreams of one day making a living off of drawing but for now, she'll settle for making latte art. Outside of drawing, her hobbies include hiking, watching action movies on Netflix, and knocking out her reading list. Find her on social media at her Twitter or Tumblr.
Napassorn is responsible for the title cards for Episodes 36-39.
Claire is responsible for the title cards for Episodes 32-35.
Claire Bradley
Claire Bradley is a digital and traditional painter in the Chicago area. She loves video games, horror movies and manga. Claire is actively looking to date the Chicago Mothman and encourages any Mothpeople to message her at any time. You can find her on her Tumblr.
Ghost is responsible for the title cards for Episodes 25-27.
Ghost
Ghost is a lesbian First Nations artist living in Canada. She loves the weird and the queer and enjoys watching cartoons and bad movies. You can find her on her Tumblr.
Sara is responsible for the title cards for Episodes 22-23.
SARA DUVALL
Sara is an Eisner-nominated queer latinx comic artist born and raised in the Pacific Northwest. They love witches, space kids, and a good old fashioned mystery. You can find them on their website and on Twitter.
Jason is responsible for the title cards for Episodes 17-20.
Jason Lum
Jason is a designer / illustrator currently working in the animation industry in the Vancouver, Canada area. You can find more of his stuff on his Instagram and online portfolio.
Leslie is responsible for the title cards for Episodes 13-16.
Tricia is responsible for the title cards for Episodes 7-12.
TRICIA POWLES OCOCK
Tricia Ocock is an abstract sculptor, potter, and casual illustrator from the greater Boston area. She has been drawing since she was first able to hold a crayon, though she likes to think her skills have improved slightly over the years. She graduated from Houghton College in 2013 with a BFA in studio art and has been struggling to make a career out of her art ever since. She'll let you know whenever that actually happens.
In the meantime however Tricia carves stone and plays with clay in her apartment's spare room. She also writes and draws a weekly webcomic called This Is the Real Life. In between all of this she enjoys reading, musicals, the work of Freddie Mercury, Indonesian ramen, and puppies.
Tricia's fine art can be viewed at her personal website. When she's not watching corgi videos you'll find her updating This Is the Real Life as well as her instagram.
SAM WADE
Sam is an illustrator living in the fierce & formidable Pacific Northwest & she likes to make things!
She almost left her bio at that, because the insecurity she has about writing about herself brings dead weight to whatever she writes, but nevertheless: she persisted.
Sam loves wandering the hallowed halls of her empty, overlarge home in Tacoma, WA in search of motivation, and is deeply committed to the art of daydreaming. Sam is passionate about procedural crime dramas, space, horror films, researching abductions, representation in media, and indie comics.
She's also working on a webcomic. We'll see how that goes.
She can be found at artbysamwise.tumblr.com as well as on Twitter @samwisethewade.