#character: velma dinkley

[babypooks]

kinda obsessed w these renders…

[laurenillustrated]

Mystery Inc. but it’s the 1890s

Who had late Victorian Scooby Doo on their 2024 bingo card? Hmm?

The idea came to me when I was thinking about Sherlock Holmes and then remembered the iconic mystery solving gang hehe

[a-bluedream-posts]

Velma Dinkley by NoEskape

[anim-ttrpgs]

"My Glasses!" investigator Trait from Eureka: Investigative Urban Fantasy. Every investigator has 3 to 6 Traits!

[coolsvilleprincess]

They're off to see the wizard! The wonderful wizard of Oz!!

I actually started this last month and then got burnt out and didn't finish it until now but whatever I FINISHED IT!! I finished watching Scooby Doo and Guess Who last month and there's a Wizard of Oz parody in the last episode and I just knew I had to do fanart, a legal requirement if you will.

I kept Shaggy, Fred and Velma's costumes from the episode the same but I thought Daphne and Scooby deserved costumes that were a bit more personal too. But who would the wizard in question be?? Well don't worry because I drew art for that too!!

I just can't stop thinking about a proper direct to DVD scooby WOZ parody film and how Van Ghoul should be the wizard, like in my head it's perfect.

[lamelarts]

Color wheel challenge: Orange 🧡

Characters name 🧡:

- Ashley (RE4)

- Velma (Scooby Doo)

- Vee (TOH)

- Glamrock Freddy (FNAF)

- Tulip (Infinity train)

Drawing cyborgs, robots, and animatronics will be the death of me kdkdkdkkd 😭🙏 it is so harddd ughhh i tried 😔 but it is fun to do hehe helps me to try out new things 🧡

[ridiculouslyaverageguy]

During the production of Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!, Mystery Inc. was envisioned as five humans and a dog. But the final guy, described as a rich, snooty hipster, was cut from the show. These come from Van Partible, the creator of Johnny Bravo. They are two of several, physical drawings that he got his hands on while working at Hanna Barbera.

This character was likely Mike Andrews mentioned in the initial pitch. (Geoff, Kelly, Linda, and W.W. are Fred, Daphne, Velma, and Shaggy respectively)

[stingrayextraordinaire]

The Scooby-Doo Gang, in honor of spooky season! :D

(requested by @spirit-fingers22)

[dommnics]

I’ve never drawn them so I thought I’d join in on the fun! 🔎👻

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[babypooks]

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[laurenillustrated]

Mystery Inc. meet Holmes and Watson!

I am having a lot of fun with this Victorian Scooby Doo au!!

[enthusiastic-nimrod]

Scooby Doo, and Sonic Too!

A Sconic crossover I've been fiddling with for fun! My favorite designs are definitely Scooby and Velma. I was trying to really make the characters feel accurate to the Sonic style while still being recognizable, but they definitely need one or two redesigns to work. Still, I'm glad I did this! It was a cool exercise!

[a-bluedream-posts]

Sexy Velma by GenXWolf (Whatever122t)

[galaxygolfergirl]

“Ruh Roh.”

I came across this old piece of mine that originally I did in marker and decided to update it with a digital remaster. I wanted to try and keep a balance between the original style and the sort of modern animation/comic book style that I have been trying to refine. So, how about a 2020s remake of Scooby Doo Where Are You?

I’ve been in the school of thought that if they were to do a proper animated remake of the series, that the tone of the show would hinge a little more darkly than most, kind of what the 2010 mystery incorporated show was trying to do. Though, if we can avoid a “Riverdale-y” approach, that’d probably be best.

@scoobydoominuscoobydoo @scrappedtogether @ilovefredjones @scoobysurfers @bookishdruid @thosemeddlingsims @ilovefredjones @frelmaa @light-miracles @cometcrystal

[weezardthewizard]

Folks have touched on a lot of ongoing gags in their versions of a scooby doo adult remake, but I haven't seen anyone talk about Velma's glasses.

Blindess is unique to each person, and not all blindness is complete blindness. Low vision is terribly underrecognized as a disability. Velma's glasses aren't just a costume, they're an intrinsic part of her character.

So where is blind Velma?

Velma, who couldn't finish her degree in forensics because the debris in her eyes made it impossible to use a microscope?

Velma, who holds on to Scooby to navigate spooky low-light warehouses?

Velma, who fearlessly confronts violent criminals despite knowing a hard hit to the head could ruin what's left of her vision?

Velma, who finds clues the others missed because she knows looking means more than just seeing?

And what about the gag itself: where she loses her glasses and crawls on the floor, alone with the monster, unaware of who hands them back to her? Disabled people aren't adult content, but horror is. A good director could easily transform this scene from goofy to bone-chilling.

Think of how scary that would be on Velma's end.

Velma doesn't notice the killer following her into the cellar, but the audience does. He wraps his hand around the dusty jar of liquid on a nearby shelf. The cobwebs don't make a sound as he pulls it free. She can't see him stalking up behind her. The string of suspense pulls taut... and then snaps as a sudden knock to the head sends her most important aid flying into the shadows. The glasses, which cost a month's rent due to Mystery Inc's complete lack of health insurance, clatter somewhere off to the side. He picks up her glasses and then watches in silence as she crawls at his feet. He replaces the jar and kneels down to hand Velma her glasses. She puts them on, slowly looks up at him... and smiles as he flicks on the light. "Oh, hello, Mr. Fressen! Thank you - I didn't hear you come in. I'm just looking for clues in your cellar." She stands, rubbing the goose egg on the back of her head. "My dear girl," he says, "did you hit your head? You must be careful of these low beams. Come up with me, I'll get you some ice." With a comforting hand at her back, he leads her up the stairs and out of the cellar. On the shelf, the murky liquid swirls in its jar and a human eye bumps up against the glass. It blinks.

Blind Velma. The brilliant, brave, capable, disabled mystery solver the horror genre needs.

*let me know if there is anything I can do to make this post more accessible to screen readers

[vulchak]

A little bonus for today, the whole were-gang together

And a standing Scooby so Shaggy's tail isn't covered