The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest

Lawrence described the system in 1995: left|thumb|Example of digital painting for a reflective water texture in "East of Zanzibar"|alt=Characters Jonny and Hadji swim through the ocean, which is digitally painted to show swirls of blue colors and wave ripples.

Japan-based Mook Studios exclusively animated the second season without digital post-processing.

The use of these cutting-edge techniques, as well as the show's troubled development, led to speculation that each episode had cost over $500,000 to make (considered the high end of contemporary animation budgets).

Producers contracted seven studios to animate the first season, including Pacific Animation Corporation in Japan and Toon's Factory in France.

Most of the first season's footage was digitally inked and painted to enhance background elements.

Producers applied the process in excess of 20 hours per episode, adding light effects, rain, snow, glitter, reflections, and fog.