DubyaScott

"W. Scott Pattullo - 2025 year in review"

Hello everyone. 2025 is coming to an end so I'm showcasing some of my best work from this past year. And, of course, more of my work can be seen in the Gallery section of my profile page. Thanks for looking. Here's my best stuff from 2025.

Digital drawing of a Disney/Warner Bros. crossover:

Another digital Disney crossover:

Acrylic painting of a Nintendo still life:

Super Mario fan art:

More Mario fan art:

A Disney character from the 1990s:

Traditional hand-drawn 2D animation (you might have to click on it to see the animation):

Nintendo's Punch-Out!! characters:

Star Wars fan art:

A compilation of cartoon characters that debuted on American television in 1970:

Thanks for viewing!

- DubyaScott

Hello, everyone. I'm a big fan of Nintendo, and I love reading comic books. So I thought it would be fun to make my own comic covers as if there was a new comic series based on Nintendo. Each cover in my fan art series features a different game. I started this fan art series earlier this year (in January 2025). In this blog/journal entry, I'm presenting the "collection" of covers 1-25. They depict Mario games from 1983-1995.

Which covers do you like? (Any feedback or constructive criticisms are welcome.) And do you have any good memories of these games? Thanks for viewing and check out this gallery for more.

- DubyaScott

Hello, everyone. In this DeviantART Journal entry I'll be showcasing part of my "History of TV Animation" series. Because of my love of TV animation, I'm doing research and creating a series of drawings for each year, depicting some of the TV cartoon characters that debuted those particular years. At the time of writing this, I'm working my way through the 1970s. But this journal post will showcase the drawings I already did for the previous decade. The 1960s saw classics such as The Flintstones, The Jetsons, Scooby-Doo, Jonny Quest, Underdog, George of the Jungle, and many more.

Thanks for viewing and check out my Gallery for more!

- DubyaScott

"W. Scott Pattullo - 2024 year in review"

Hello everyone. 2024 is coming to an end so I'm showcasing some of my best work from this past year. And, of course, more of my work can be seen in the Gallery section of my profile page. This past year also marked the 30th anniversary of Disney's Gargoyles, and, since it's my all-time favorite animated series, I did a lot of fan art based on it. Thanks for looking. Here's my best stuff from 2024.

Acrylic painting of Goliath from Gargoyles:

Commissioned charcoal portrait of Lucille Ball:

Digital drawing of Doris Deer, a character from Disney's Shnookums & Meat:

Drawing of Little Mac from Nintendo's Punch Out!! series:

Still life acrylic painting of Johnnie Walker:

Drawing of Fox from Disney's Gargoyles:

A Gargoyles spoof on the Akira movie poster:

A Gargoyles spoof on the Gorillaz album cover:

An animated clip of Goliath from Gargoyles (you may have to click on it to see the animation):

A compilation of cartoon characters that debuted on American television in 1969:

Thanks for viewing!

- DubyaScott

"W. Scott Pattullo - 2023 year in review"

Hello everyone. 2023 is coming to an end so I'm showcasing some of my best work from this past year. And, of course, more of my work can be seen in the Gallery section of my profile page. Thanks for looking. Here's my best stuff from 2023.

Steve McQueen charcoal portrait:

Jurassic Park acrylic painting:

Domino (Marvel Comics superhero):

Star Wars fan art:

John Wayne charcoal portrait:

A collection of cartoon characters from 1967:

A Bond Girl (Naomi) from "The Spy Who Loved Me":

An ice girl (hockey's equivalent to a cheerleader):

A "redraw" of an older drawing from 15 years earlier (to show improvement):

Some Disney fan art:

Thanks for viewing!

  - DubyaScott