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Hello all!! Y'all really enjoyed the post I made with all of the graphics from the Scooby-Doo A Girl's Best Friend line, and it's made me really happy to see everyone embrace it!! I realized though that the post ended up kind of scattershot, as I was figuring out how to work with the files as I went along. So this post is to get the most up to date/highest resolution exported files out for everyone to use!! I have also uploaded the original files to a Google Drive, which will be linked at the end of the thread, so please check the reblogs to ensure you're seeing everything!!

All files in this thread have been upscaled in Corel Vector by a scale of 10, unless otherwise noted.

Character Art

Pallet and Suggested Fonts

Alongisde the actual graphics, the book comes with a pallet for the line and suggested (albeit not required) fonts for merchandise use. Note that all of the fonts are purchase only. I also compiled the pallet into an easy to color pick image, for ease of use.

and just to keep it fully comprehensive, here's various pride edits i've done on the graphics

In 2004 Warner Bros launched a new Scooby-Doo merch/style line called "Scooby-Doo A Girl's Best Friend". This was a line that was supposed to make Scooby-Doo more appealing to young girls, with heart motifs, plenty of pink, and an emphasis on Fun, Creativity, and Friendship. I recently aquired an official style guide for this line; a book that was sent to potential licensed contractor companies detailing the general style, tone, artwork, and rules for making merchandise in this line. The book came with a cd-rom full of vectorized images for use in merchandise and the like!! And I've exported them for you!!

This is the character art for Scooby himself, the only mainline character to be featured in this line. You can see his collar is now a bright pink, and his shoulder spot has been made firmly into a heart. He's got a lineless style with and emphasis on curves and angles that form hearts. It almost makes me think of UPA cartoons, but that may just be me. Note: I exported all of these at the scale they were originally at, so theyre all around 200*300 pixels. If you'd like any in a larger size lmk and I can export it as such, theyre vectorized after all!!

There's a section in the book for "patterns" but unfortunately when I load those files they only show up as black rectangles. I'm unsure if this is a file issue or an issue with thr program im using. The cd files are .eps files if anyone would like a chance to try and crack the code on that.

Was able to get the patterns to work!! Check the notes!!