Scott Jeralds Interview

 

This interview was 2 years in the making and Scott did not disappoint! Over the past 2 years, we have gotten to know Scott a bit.

Scott has had an extensive career in animation and I knew there were projects that he’s worked on that never saw the light of day. I was excited to talk to him about them, and incredibly excited when he offered pictures of those projects to go with the conversation.

One project was called Son of Scooby-Doo, which he first mentioned on The Unmasked History of Scooby-Doo Podcast. I have been obsessed with learning more about this project since that interview aired on August 21, 2020. I had to know what the son of Scooby-Doo looked like and who he hung out.

Scott talks about the Son of Scooby-Doo and some other projects that he worked on with Iwao Takamoto that didn’t get made. He shared some images from those projects, which you can see in the YouTube version of the interview.

In addition to these projects, Scott talks about his career and he tells us some great stories! You don’t want to miss this interview!

YouTube:

Podcast: (Or wherever you listen to podcasts)

https://www.scoobypanel.com/1818480/14387006

Interview with Tristin Roesch Cole, Scooby-Doo Background Painter

Interviewing Tristin Cole was so much fun! She had so many amazing stories to tell, her career is amazing, her work is amazing and she is such a fun and wonderful person. Tristin has worked on 15 different iterations of Scooby-Doo and countless other shows and movies! Her resume is impressive! 

Tristin got to work with some of the greats! - Iwao Takamoto, Jerry Eisenberg, Scott Jeralds, Joe Sichta and her dad, Ron Roesch! She shares her experiences working with them and some fun stories! 

Also be sure to check out Tristin's book, Into The Night, available now! 

Join Wendy, Will and I as we talk to Tristin Cole about her career as a background painter!  

A huge thank you to Scott Jeralds for connecting us with Tristin Cole. 

YouTube Version

 

Podcast Version

My Scooby Stuff - Day 287 - Scooby Doodles Book

Day 287 - Scooby Doodles Book

I bought this book on Amazon thinking that it might help to teach me to draw Scooby and the gang. I was slightly disappointed to find that it was more of an activity book and less of a how to draw book. Then I looked at it more closely and realized that they do sort of give you the steps to draw the gang. So I was happy again! :)

The book includes illustrations by Scott Neely, Scott Jeralds, Comic Up Design Studio, Evgenii Bobrov and Ksenya Savva.

I really like the front and back covers. I like the icons and the colors and the gang. The back cover gives a description of what you can find in the book...from coloring pages to drawing pages to activities. It even includes jokes and fun facts.

The Scooby-Doodles! books is copyright 2017 and printed and bound in China. The book was published by Capstone.