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Here's a birthday gift for - two iconic moments from the original Blue's Clues show, but with the hosts having swapped roles.

In the picture on the left is the moment where Steve goes to college at the end of the eponymous episode, except this time, it's Joe going to college with his duck Boris. In the episode, Steve and his anteater Horace were ready to board the bus to the Storybook World University to learn all about music, outer space, and art. Fun fact: this would've been the series finale if they didn't cast Donovan Patton as the second host.

In the picture on the right is a scene from Meet Blue's Baby Brother where Joe, Blue, and Sprinkles are riding the Puppyville Express, only Steve is in Joe's place and the train has Joe's notebook instead of Steve's. For this drawing, I decided to add the spots on Sprinkles to make him look complete. Also, the crayon boxcar didn't originally have the squared wrapper pattern, and the red color on Joe's notebook was originally going to be a scribble like the show instead of completely colored in like the cartoon design.

Blue's Clues ©️ Traci Paige Johnson for Nick Jr.

Description
Here's a birthday gift for - two iconic moments from the original Blue's Clues show, but with the hosts having swapped roles.

In the picture on the left is the moment where Steve goes to college at the end of the eponymous episode, except this time, it's Joe going to college with his duck Boris. In the episode, Steve and his anteater Horace were ready to board the bus to the Storybook World University to learn all about music, outer space, and art. Fun fact: this would've been the series finale if they didn't cast Donovan Patton as the second host.

In the picture on the right is a scene from Meet Blue's Baby Brother where Joe, Blue, and Sprinkles are riding the Puppyville Express, only Steve is in Joe's place and the train has Joe's notebook instead of Steve's. For this drawing, I decided to add the spots on Sprinkles to make him look complete. Also, the crayon boxcar didn't originally have the squared wrapper pattern, and the red color on Joe's notebook was originally going to be a scribble like the show instead of completely colored in like the cartoon design.

Blue's Clues ©️ Traci Paige Johnson for Nick Jr.