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Revision as of 17:30, 16 July 2009
The art of The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest was never released through an artbook, instead manifesting piecemeal through other sources. This leaves the collection incomplete and in imperfect condition due to lossy .jpg compression. There seem to be seven primary classes of art.
- The first includes high quality personal pictures—the big Dr. Quest and Jonny heads, Jonny's molecule picture, underwater Race, Jessie in QuestWorld and Hadji deep in thought.
- The second are six simply-colored sketches of the characters displaying full physiques, released through the Digital Style Guide with a color reference.
- The third class are myriad sketches and situational drawings depicting the characters in different lights and several scenes. Most of the situational ones have been colored, as have a few of the personal sketches. While all are represented in the Digital Style Guide and many situational pieces have been used with other Real Adventures merchandise, high quality source pictures of these have never really materialized other than a few basic sketches for each character.
- The fourth class involves images with no clear source at all, such as this and images geared specifically for the Questworld.com website.
- The fifth class consist of production sketches for characters and episodes, probably released through AOL.
- The sixth group comes from the promotional video for the show's premiere, and features concept art which is otherwise unreleased or seen in any other materials.
- Finally, the seventh group includes stills or renders of QuestWorld released by computer animators such as Casey Dame or Francois Lord.
If you have art or images of a higher quality than the ones seen here, or something missing from this page, please e-mail [email protected] (and remove the spam in the address).
Contents
Color Art
Cover-Up At Roswell
Jonny Quest Digital Style Guide
Concept Art
- Promotional Video
- Unknown Source
QuestWorld Renders
Casey Dame
Questworld.com Images
Most are based on the Digital Style Guide, but like the colored Bandit image, there are a few rarities.
Other
Rage concept art from Animation Magazine Producer Interviews
Unknown Source
Season Examples
These are screenshots of character profiles from certain episodes comparing character appearances. Three sets are presented for season one, which was animated by several different studios. The disparity tends to follow two patterns; most episodes seems to have been animated by Mook Studios (which did season two), using soft lines and uncomplicated backgrounds. The other group (including The Darkest Fathoms, In the Realm of the Condor, and others) feature extremely detailed background paintings, heavy lines, and substantial digital animation and post-processing. Examples for Bandit and the villains are also included.
Sketches
Jonny Quest Digital Style Guide
Season Designs
Unknown Source
Logos
From Cover-Up At Roswell
From Promo Video
From Quest Byte in Alligators and Okeechobee Vikings
From To Bardo and Back
Fonts
These fonts were used in the show and with promotional materials and merchandise.
Other Art
Jonny Quest Digital Style Guide
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