Animation Art, Cels, Drawings & More! 714
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Animation Art, Cels, Drawings & More! 714
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This auction features a HUGE collection of Animation Art, Cels, Drawings & More from Disney, Nickelodeon and other animation studios!
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SpongeBob Original Production Cel Art PATRICK
Lot # 19699 (Sale Order: 551 of 604)
This original production art cel is from the SpongeBob SquarePants episode entitled Naughty Nautical Neighbors . This scene shows SpongeBob's Best friend Partick playing with a bubble wand while communicating with SpongeBob through bubbles. Original Production Cel Art Overall Size (including mat and 12-field cel set-up): 11 x 15 ©2003 Viacom, Nickelodeon, SpongeBob SquarePants, etc. Cel episode number: 116 Cel scene number: 7 Certificate of Authenticity Excellent condition Here's what the Certificate of Authenticity has to say: "This certificate accompanies an original hand-painted cel set-up used in the production of an episode of "SpongeBob SquarePants." Each one-of-a-kind set-up represents a slight change in position of the characters. When individually photographed and projected rapid succession, the images appear to move. "To create production cels, the original animator's drawing is transferred onto an acetate cel (by hand-inking and/or photo copying). The cel is then hand-painted on the reverse side. "The background accompanying this set-up is a color reproduction of an original production background." This is a nice original cel for those who love SpongeBob's best friend Patrick!
SPONGEBOB Krabs Orig Keymaster Production Cel PICKLES
Lot # 19700 (Sale Order: 552 of 604)
This original production art cel is from the SpongeBob SquarePants episode entitled Pickles . In this cel, Mr. Krabs is watching SpongeBob sit on the ground eating. Original Production Cel Art Keymaster* Overall Size (including mat and 12-field cel set-up): 11¾ x 15 inches © 2004 Viacom, Nickelodeon, SpongeBob SquarePants, etc. Cel episode number: 111 Cel scene number: 114 Certificate of Authenticity Excellent condition Here's what the Certificate of Authenticity has to say: "This certificate accompanies an original hand-painted cel set-up used in the production of an episode of "SpongeBob SquarePants." Each one-of-a-kind set-up represents a slight change in position of the characters. When individually photographed and projected rapid succession, the images appear to move. "To create production cels, the original animator's drawing is transferred onto an acetate cel (by hand-inking and/or photo copying). The cel is then hand-painted on the reverse side. "The background accompanying this set-up is a hand-painted original production background." * A key master background setup, is a cel or cels with the background from the same scene that were originally photographed. When framed these will look exactly as they do in the original film or cartoon short. Get an amazing SpongeBob original keymaster production cel today!
SPONGEBOB Production Art Cel Opposite Day PATRICK
Lot # 19701 (Sale Order: 553 of 604)
This original production art cel is from an episode of SpongeBob SquarePants entitled Opposite Day . In this cel, we see an excited Patrick. Original Production Cel Art Overall Size (including mat and 12-field cel set-up): 11 ¾ × 15 © 2004 Viacom, Nickelodeon, SpongeBob SquarePants, etc. Cel Episode Numer: 112 Cel Scene Number: 67 Certificate of Authenticity Excellent condition Here's what the Certificate of Authenticity has to say: "This certificate accompanies an original hand-painted cel set-up used in the production of an episode of "SpongeBob SquarePants." Each one-of-a-kind set-up represents a slight change in position of the characters. When individually photographed and projected rapid succession, the images appear to move. "To create production cels, the original animator's drawing is transferred onto an acetate cel (by hand-inking and/or photo copying). The cel is then hand-painted on the reverse side. "The background accompanying this set-up is a color reproduction of an original production background." This cel perfectly captures Patrick's exuberance -- something any SpongeBob fan will feel when adding this cel to their collection!
Drawing Production Art Food Ren & Stimpy Show Original
Lot # 19702 (Sale Order: 554 of 604)
This original production art pencil drawing was done for The Ren & Stimpy Show. The notations say: Stimpy- "So how's the chow Ren?" and 9F3N2S. Depicted here is Stimpy picking his teeth after a delightful meal. The show follows two characters - Ren, a crazy Chihuahua - and - Stimpy, an incredibly stupid cat - as they think up to all kinds of hair brained schemes and get themselves into some sticky situations. The Ren and Stimpy Show debuted in August 1991 with a two-part episode, 'Stimpy's Big Day / The Big Shot' and became an instant hit. It was the third Nicktoon ever to be aired on the Network alongside Doug and Rugrats. Original "rough" animation drawing, with the notations in red and black. Stimpy has been penciled in with black. Overall size is a12-field drawing that is 10 1/2 × 12 1/2 Excellent condition Traditional animation is a multi-step process which includes various types of art techniques. Drawings are a key part of the process, in which the animator creates the design and movement of the characters. Drawings are then transferred onto acetate cels (by hand-inking and/or photo copying) to create a production cel, which is then hand painted on the back side, using paint colors chosen and approved by the creator of the series. This drawing is ready to framed and matted. The animator's notation are shown at the bottom of the drawing. This is a very tasteful drawing.
DUCKTALES Scrooge McDuck Disney Production Art Cel Orig
Lot # 19703 (Sale Order: 555 of 604)
Walt Disney's DuckTales was the first daily animated cartoon show to air weekdays on the Disney Afternoon. DuckTales debuted in 1988. The 1988 - 1989 season consisted of 65 episodes. The next season (1989 - 1990) included an additional 35 episodes, totaling 100. DuckTales is an extremely unique and original cartoon. Episodes such as "Sweet Duck of Youth," "Dr Jekyll and Mr. McDuck," "The Golden Fleecing" and many more play off of legends, literature, and actual historic events. Disney's DuckTales also uses clever "duck" names for characters, as well as creatively used puns to add life to this excellent show. Depcited in this cel is Scrooge McDuck rejoycing. Production cel: A hand-painted animation cel that was actually used to create one frame of an animated scene that appeared in a cartoon. Original Production Cel Art with Background Copy Overall Size of the Cel: 9" × 10 3/8" Overall Size of Background Copy: 10" x 14" © Disney Walt Disney Television Animation Art seal Excellent Condition Traditional animation is a multi-step process which includes various types of art techniques. Drawings are a key part of the process, in which the animator creates the design and movement of the characters. Drawings are then transferred onto acetate cels (by hand-inking and/or photo copying) to create a production cel, which is then hand-painted on the back side, using paint colors chosen and approved by the creators of the series The background and cel are ready to trimmed, matted, and framed. The animator's notations are shown at the top of the cel and background.
Disney Huey Dewey Louis DUCKTALES Orig Production Cel
Lot # 19704 (Sale Order: 556 of 604)
Walt Disney's DuckTales was the first daily animated cartoon show to air weekdays on the Disney Afternoon. DuckTales debuted in 1988. The 1988 - 1989 season consisted of 65 episodes. The next season (1989 - 1990) included an additional 35 episodes, totaling 100. DuckTales is an extremely unique and original cartoon. Episodes such as "Sweet Duck of Youth," "Dr Jekyll and Mr. McDuck," "The Golden Fleecing" and many more play off of legends, literature, and actual historic events. Disney's DuckTales also uses clever "duck" names for characters, as well as creatively used puns to add life to this excellent show. In this cel, it seems that Huey, Dewey, Louie are ready for a fight. Production cel: A hand-painted animation cel that was actually used to create one frame of an animated scene that appeared in a cartoon. Original Production Cel Art with Background Copy Overall Size of the Cel: 10 1/2 × 12 1/2" Overall Size of Background Copy: 10" x 14" © Disney Excellent Condition Traditional animation is a multi-step process which includes various types of art techniques. Drawings are a key part of the process, in which the animator creates the design and movement of the characters. Drawings are then transferred onto acetate cels (by hand-inking and/or photo copying) to create a production cel, which is then hand-painted on the back side, using paint colors chosen and approved by the creators of the series. The background and cel are ready to trimmed, matted, and framed. The animator's notations are shown at the top and bottom of the background and the bottom of the cels. This cel has multi-layers; first is Louie, then Dewey, and finall
Drawing Original Production Art Eating Ren & Stimpy
Lot # 19705 (Sale Order: 557 of 604)
This original production art pencil drawing was done for The Ren & Stimpy Show. The notations say: Ren chewing leg of beef and Stimpy in. There is a Korean translation next to the English one. Depicted here is Stimpy whistling and Ren enjoying a piece of beef. The show follows two characters - Ren, a crazy Chihuahua - and - Stimpy, an incredibly stupid cat - as they think up to all kinds of hair brained schemes and get themselves into some sticky situations. The Ren and Stimpy Show debuted in August 1991 with a two-part episode, 'Stimpy's Big Day / The Big Shot' and became an instant hit. It was the third Nicktoon ever to be aired on the Network alongside Doug and Rugrats. Original "rough" animation drawing, with the notations in black and blue. Stimpy and Ren have been penciled in with black Overall size is a12-field drawing that is 10 1/2 × 12 1/2 Excellent condition Traditional animation is a multi-step process which includes various types of art techniques. Drawings are a key part of the process, in which the animator creates the design and movement of the characters. Drawings are then transferred onto acetate cels (by hand-inking and/or photo copying) to create a production cel, which is then hand painted on the back side, using paint colors chosen and approved by the creator of the series. This drawing is ready to framed and matted. There is a Mr. Big cartoons stamp and the animator's notations show at the bottom of the drawing. A perfect addition to any animated animation collection.
Original Production Cel + Drawing Art Disney DUCKTALES
Lot # 19706 (Sale Order: 558 of 604)
Walt Disney's DuckTales was the first daily animated cartoon show to air weekdays on the Disney Afternoon. DuckTales debuted in 1988. The 1988 - 1989 season consisted of 65 episodes. The next season (1989 - 1990) included an additional 35 episodes, totaling 100. DuckTales is an extremely unique and original cartoon. Episodes such as "Sweet Duck of Youth," "Dr Jekyll and Mr. McDuck," "The Golden Fleecing" and many more play off of legends, literature, and actual historic events. Disney's DuckTales also uses clever "duck" names for characters, as well as creatively used puns to add life to this excellent show. At the beginning of the series, Donald leaves Huey, Dewey and Louie in his Uncle Scrooge's care while he serves with the Navy. Donald is sometimes mentioned when the main characters receive mail and pictures from him, and is very occasionally a guest star for an episode. There is a matching original drawing overlay that is on top of the cel. Here, it looks like Donald has had his heart broken. Production cel: A hand-painted animation cel that was actually used to create one frame of an animated scene that appeared in a cartoon. Original Production Cel Art with Background Copy Original "rough" animation drawing, with the notations in black and orange. Donald has been penciled in with black Overall Size of the Cel: 10 1/2" × 12 1/2" Overall Size of Background Copy: 10 1/2" x 12 1/2" Overall Size of Drawing: 10 1/2" x 12 3/8" © Disney Excellent Condition Traditional animation is a multi-step process which includes various types of art techniques. Drawings are a key part of the process, in which the animator creates th
Ren & Stimpy Run Fetch Original Drawing Production Art
Lot # 19707 (Sale Order: 559 of 604)
This original production art pencil drawing was done for The Ren & Stimpy Show. The notations say: Run Fetch...etc. Here it seems like Ren's trying to play a game with Stimpy: Run... Fetch... The show follows two characters - Ren, a crazy Chihuahua - and - Stimpy, an incredibly stupid cat - as they think up to all kinds of hair brained schemes and get themselves into some sticky situations. The Ren and Stimpy Show debuted in August 1991 with a two-part episode, 'Stimpy's Big Day / The Big Shot' and became an instant hit. It was the third Nicktoon ever to be aired on the Network alongside Doug and Rugrats. Original "rough" animation drawing, with notations in black. Ren & Stimpy have been penciled in with black with blue shading. Overall size is a12-field drawing that is 10 1/2 × 12 1/2 Excellent condition Traditional animation is a multi-step process which includes various types of art techniques. Drawings are a key part of the process, in which the animator creates the design and movement of the characters. Drawings are then transferred onto acetate cels (by hand-inking and/or photo copying) to create a production cel, which is then hand painted on the back side, using paint colors chosen and approved by the creator of the series. The animator's notations are shown at the bottom of the drawing.
Animation Original Art Cel Disney and Ducktales Drawing
Lot # 19708 (Sale Order: 560 of 604)
This is an original production animation cel from the Disney TV show Ducktales. Walt Disney's DuckTales was the first daily animated cartoon show to air weekdays on the Disney Afternoon. DuckTales debuted in 1988. The 1988 - 1989 season consisted of 65 episodes. The next season (1989 - 1990) included an additional 35 episodes, totaling 100. DuckTales is an extremely unique and original cartoon. Episodes such as "Sweet Duck of Youth," "Dr Jekyll and Mr. McDuck," "The Golden Fleecing" and many more play off of legends, literature, and actual historic events. Disney's DuckTales also uses clever "duck" names for characters, as well as creatively used puns to add life to this excellent show. There is matching original production drawing (of Scrooge McDuck) overlay that is on top of the cel. Production cel: A hand-painted animation cel that was actually used to create one frame of an animated scene that appeared in a cartoon. Huey and Louie seem to rapid firing with questions for their Uncle. Original Production Cel Art with Background Copy Original "rough" animation drawing, with the notations in red and black. Scrooge has been penciled in with black. Overall Size of the Cel: 9" x 10 1/2" Overall Size of the Drawing: 9 1/2" x 10 1/2" Overall Size of Background: 10" x 14 1/4" Walt Disney Television Animation Art seal © Disney Excellent Condition Traditional animation is a multi-step process which includes various types of art techniques. Drawings are a key part of the process, in which the animator creates the design and movement of the characters. Drawings are then
One of a Kind Prototype Tweety & Sylvester Sericel
Lot # 19709 (Sale Order: 561 of 604)
This is an one of a kind Tweety & Sylvester, prototype sericel. It has the artists set-up notes on the piece (in the columns and below drawing). Sylvester the cat was created by Friz Freleng for the 1945 cartoon "Life With Feathers", in which a henpecked lovebird tries to commit suicide by having Sylvester eat him. Sylvester was designed to look like a clown, explaining the big red nose and low crotch, designed to look like a clown nose and baggy pants. In 1947, Sylvester was paired with an infamous character created by Bob Clampett, named Tweety Bird. In the first pairing, a cartoon called "Tweetie Pie", once again directed by Freleng, Sylvester is a jealous housecat, trying to eat Tweety, a concept which would continue for countless cartoons. However, aside from the tweety series, Sylvester was one of the most versatile characters in Warner Bros. cartoons, starring in many other cartoons without Tweety. While WB had had similar birds before, Clampett gave the bird a lisping baby voice, a head proportioned like a baby, and a temperament borrowed perhaps from the Red Skelton character of Junior, the Mean Widdle Kid. In his debut in "A Tale of Two Kitties" and in the follow-ups "Birdy and the Beast" and "A Gruesome Twosome," Tweety shows that he is no helpless little orphan, as he uses gasoline, hand grenades, dynamite and clubs to protect himself. In the center of the carboard is Sylvester and Tweety standing next to each other. Medium: Sericel cadrboard Publisher: Animated Animations Center Animators lines: 9 1/2" x 11" Sheet size: 15" x 20" Seal: Animated Animation hologram LTD Condition: Excellent Don't hesitate, this
Original Drawing Ren & Stimpy and Production Art Cel
Lot # 19710 (Sale Order: 562 of 604)
This original production art cel and drawing is from the Nickelodeon TV show Ren & Stimpy. The show follows two characters - Ren, a crazy Chihuahua - and - Stimpy, an incredibly stupid cat - as they think up to all kinds of hair brained schemes and get themselves into some sticky situations. The Ren and Stimpy Show debuted in August 1991 with a two-part episode, 'Stimpy's Big Day / The Big Shot' and became an instant hit. It was the third Nicktoon ever to be aired on the Network alongside Doug and Rugrats . There is a pencil drawing overlay that's ontop of the cels. Bon Appetite! Original Production Art Cel Overall Size (including mat and 12-field cel set-up): 11¾ x 15 inches Excellent condition This is an original hand-painted cel set-up used in the production of an episode of "The Ren & Stimpy Show." Each one-of-a-kind set-up represents a slight change in position of the characters. When individually photographed and projected in rapid succession, the images appear to move. To create production cels, the original animator's drawing is transferred onto an acetate cel (by hand-inking and/or photo copying). The cel is then hand-painted on the reverse side. The cel is ready to be matted and framed. The animator's notations and are shown at the bottom of the cel and drawing. This is a multi-layered cel, Ren first, then Stimpy, and then the open flame. This wonderful cel won't be around long, order one now!
DuckTales Orig Disney Production Art Cel Scrooge McDuck
Lot # 19711 (Sale Order: 563 of 604)
Walt Disney's DuckTales was the first daily animated cartoon show to air weekdays on the Disney Afternoon. DuckTales debuted in 1988. The 1988 - 1989 season consisted of 65 episodes. The next season (1989 - 1990) included an additional 35 episodes, totaling 100. DuckTales is an extremely unique and original cartoon. Episodes such as "Sweet Duck of Youth," "Dr Jekyll and Mr. McDuck," "The Golden Fleecing" and many more play off of legends, literature, and actual historic events. Disney's DuckTales also uses clever "duck" names for characters, as well as creatively used puns to add life to this excellent show. Here, it seems that Scrooge McDuck is about to enter one of his secret passage ways. Production cel: A hand-painted animation cel that was actually used to create one frame of an animated scene that appeared in a cartoon. Original Production Cel Art with Background Copy Overall Size of the Cel: 9 × 10 1/4" Overall Size of Background Copy: 10" x 12 1/4" © Disney Excellent Condition Traditional animation is a multi-step process which includes various types of art techniques. Drawings are a key part of the process, in which the animator creates the design and movement of the characters. Drawings are then transferred onto acetate cels (by hand-inking and/or photo copying) to create a production cel, which is then hand-painted on the back side, using paint colors chosen and approved by the creators of the series. The background and cel are ready to trimmed, matted, and framed. The animator's notations are shown at the top of the cel and the top/bottom of the background. There is the Disney stamp shown at the bottom of the background.
Ren & Stimpy Show Drawing + Original Production Cel Art
Lot # 19712 (Sale Order: 564 of 604)
This original production art cel and drawing is from the Nickelodeon TV show Ren & Stimpy. The show follows two characters - Ren, a crazy Chihuahua - and - Stimpy, an incredibly stupid cat - as they think up to all kinds of hair brained schemes and get themselves into some sticky situations. The Ren and Stimpy Show debuted in August 1991 with a two-part episode, 'Stimpy's Big Day / The Big Shot' and became an instant hit. It was the third Nicktoon ever to be aired on the Network alongside Doug and Rugrats . There is a drawing overlay that's ontop of the cels. Depicted in this cel is Ren preparing a barbaque. Original Production Art Cel Overall Size (including mat and 12-field cel set-up): 11¾ x 15 inches Excellent condition This is an original hand-painted cel set-up used in the production of an episode of "The Ren & Stimpy Show." Each one-of-a-kind set-up represents a slight change in position of the characters. When individually photographed and projected in rapid succession, the images appear to move. To create production cels, the original animator's drawing is transferred onto an acetate cel (by hand-inking and/or photo copying). The cel is then hand-painted on the reverse side. The cel is ready to be matted and framed. The animator's notations and are shown at the bottom of the cel and drawing. This is a multi-layered cel, Ren first, then Stimpy, and then the open flame. Great piece, a great price, don't miss out on this fabulous offer.
Looney Tune Chuck Jones Signed Animation Cel Elmer Fudd
Lot # 19713 (Sale Order: 565 of 604)
This Looney Tunes animation sericel was hand signed by the great Chuck Jones. Elmer Fudd is the star of this scene, as he plays piano and sings to a saloon full of characters, moving them to tears. We didn't even know that Elmer Fudd could sing! Well, sing he does, and the lyrics are written out right across the top, which makes it fun to sing along too, in an Elmer Fudd voice, of course. Medium: Sericel Presentation: Custom framed, triple matted in shades of brown, and white; reddish brown plastic coated wood frame Signature: signed in black Sharpie by Chuck Jones, lower left Cel size: approximately 13 x 16 inches Frame size: 21 x 24 inches Edition: Numbered 282/750 in black Sharpie, lower left Authentication: Linda Jones Authenticated hologram seal, lower left; Certificate of Authentication from Midwest Estate Buyers Year published: 1991 Condition: Excellent; slight scuffs to the frame With all these characters in one scene, and a Chuck Jones signature, this is certainly a fantastic Looney Tunes cel!!
DONALD Drawing & Original Production Art Cel DUCKTALES
Lot # 19714 (Sale Order: 566 of 604)
Walt Disney's DuckTales was the first daily animated cartoon show to air weekdays on the Disney Afternoon. DuckTales debuted in 1988. The 1988 - 1989 season consisted of 65 episodes. The next season (1989 - 1990) included an additional 35 episodes, totaling 100. DuckTales is an extremely unique and original cartoon. Episodes such as "Sweet Duck of Youth," "Dr Jekyll and Mr. McDuck," "The Golden Fleecing" and many more play off of legends, literature, and actual historic events. Disney's DuckTales also uses clever "duck" names for characters, as well as creatively used puns to add life to this excellent show. At the beginning of the series, Donald leaves Huey, Dewey and Louie in his Uncle Scrooge's care while he serves with the Navy. Donald is sometimes mentioned when the main characters receive mail and pictures from him, and is very occasionally a guest star for an episode. There is an original production art drawing of Daisy Duck that overlay's the cel. Shown here is Donald trying to impress an upset Daisy. Production cel: A hand-painted animation cel that was actually used to create one frame of an animated scene that appeared in a cartoon. Original Production Cel Art with Background Copy Original "rough" animation drawing, with the notations in black and red. Daisy has been penciled in with black Overall Size of the Cel: 10 1/2" x 12 1/4" Overall Size of the Drawing: 10 1/2" x 12 1/2" Overall Size of Background: 10 1/2" x 13" © Disney Excellent Condition Traditional animation is a multi-step process which includes various types of art techniques. Drawings are a key part of the process, in which the animator creates the desig
Original Production Disney Art Cel Ducktales & Drawing
Lot # 19715 (Sale Order: 567 of 604)
Walt Disney's DuckTales was the first daily animated cartoon show to air weekdays on the Disney Afternoon. DuckTales debuted in 1988. The 1988 - 1989 season consisted of 65 episodes. The next season (1989 - 1990) included an additional 35 episodes, totaling 100. DuckTales is an extremely unique and original cartoon. Episodes such as "Sweet Duck of Youth," "Dr Jekyll and Mr. McDuck," "The Golden Fleecing" and many more play off of legends, literature, and actual historic events. Disney's DuckTales also uses clever "duck" names for characters, as well as creatively used puns to add life to this excellent show. There is a matching original production drawing overlay that is on top of the cel. Production cel: A hand-painted animation cel that was actually used to create one frame of an animated scene that appeared in a cartoon. Huey, Louie, and Dewey seem to be afraid of something or someone. Original Production Cel Art with Background Copy Original "rough" animation drawing, with non-photo blue and the notations are in black and red. Huey, Dewey, and Louie have been penciled in with black and their hats are shaded in red, green, and blue. Overall Dimensions (includes 16 field cel, drawing, and background): 10 x 17 inches © Disney Excellent Condition Traditional animation is a multi-step process which includes various types of art techniques. Drawings are a key part of the process, in which the animator creates the design and movement of the characters. Drawings are then transferred onto acetate cels (by hand-inking and/or photo copying) to create a production cel, which is then hand-painted on the back side&#
Orig Hand-Painted Animation Cel Underlay Ren and Stimpy
Lot # 19716 (Sale Order: 568 of 604)
This original production art cel is from the Nickelodeon TV show Ren & Stimpy. The show follows two characters - Ren, a crazy Chihuahua - and - Stimpy, an incredibly stupid cat - as they think up to all kinds of hair brained schemes and get themselves into some sticky situations. The Ren and Stimpy Show debuted in August 1991 with a two-part episode, 'Stimpy's Big Day / The Big Shot' and became an instant hit. It was the third Nicktoon ever to be aired on the Network alongside Doug and Rugrats . In this cel, we believe to be the inside of a car (with seats). Original Animation Art Cel Overall Size of Cel: 13 1/2" x 16 1/4" Excellent condition This is an original hand-painted cel set-up used in the production of an episode of "The Ren & Stimpy Show." Each one-of-a-kind set-up represents a slight change in position of the characters. When individually photographed and projected in rapid succession, the images appear to move. To create production cels, the original animator's drawing is transferred onto an acetate cel (by hand-inking and/or photo copying). The cel is then hand-painted on the reverse side. The cel is ready to be matted and framed. The animator's notations are shown at the bottom of the cel. The hand-painted underlay on the cel is starting to peel. The cel has been stored and rolled.
Original Drawing Production Ren & Stimpy Stealth Art
Lot # 19717 (Sale Order: 569 of 604)
This original production art pencil drawing was done for The Ren & Stimpy Show. The notations say: DX Shadows (in blue)/RimLighting (in yellow)/RimLighting (white areas), Self-color Hilight (three times), and No Shadows Over Teeth. Here it appears that Stimpy is ready to fight crime. The show follows two characters - Ren, a crazy Chihuahua - and - Stimpy, an incredibly stupid cat - as they think up to all kinds of hair brained schemes and get themselves into some sticky situations. The Ren and Stimpy Show debuted in August 1991 with a two-part episode, 'Stimpy's Big Day / The Big Shot' and became an instant hit. It was the third Nicktoon ever to be aired on the Network alongside Doug and Rugrats. Original "rough" animation drawing, with no-photo blue and the notations are in black and blue. Stimpy has been penciled in with black with blue and yellow shading. Overall size is a12-field drawing that is 10 1/2 × 12 1/2 Excellent condition Traditional animation is a multi-step process which includes various types of art techniques. Drawings are a key part of the process, in which the animator creates the design and movement of the characters. Drawings are then transferred onto acetate cels (by hand-inking and/or photo copying) to create a production cel, which is then hand painted on the back side, using paint colors chosen and approved by the creator of the series. This drawing is ready to framed and matted. You will be ready to conquer anything once you've purchased this wonderful drawing.
Ren & Stimpy Show Production Cel Art Original Twilight
Lot # 19718 (Sale Order: 570 of 604)
This original production art cel is from the Nickelodeon TV show Ren & Stimpy. The show follows two characters - Ren, a crazy Chihuahua - and - Stimpy, an incredibly stupid cat - as they think up to all kinds of hair brained schemes and get themselves into some sticky situations. The Ren and Stimpy Show debuted in August 1991 with a two-part episode, 'Stimpy's Big Day / The Big Shot' and became an instant hit. It was the third Nicktoon ever to be aired on the Network alongside Doug and Rugrats . Here, it seems that Stimpy is about to make a confession to Ren in the "stary twlight" Original Production Art Cel Overall Size (including mat and 12-field cel set-up): 11¾ x 15 inches Excellent condition This is an original hand-painted cel set-up used in the production of an episode of "The Ren & Stimpy Show." Each one-of-a-kind set-up represents a slight change in position of the characters. When individually photographed and projected in rapid succession, the images appear to move. To create production cels, the original animator's drawing is transferred onto an acetate cel (by hand-inking and/or photo copying). The cel is then hand-painted on the reverse side. The background accompanying this set-up is a color reproduction of an original production background. The cel is ready to be matted and framed. The animator's notations are shown at the bottom of the cel. This cel comes in multi-layers, Ren first then Stimpy. Add this wonderful cel to your blossoming Ren/Stimpy colleciton.
Production Drawing Original Art Need Sleep Ren & Stimpy
Lot # 19719 (Sale Order: 571 of 604)
This original production art pencil drawing was done for The Ren & Stimpy Show. The notation says: Ren- "Everything..." Here, Ren looks like he's been deprived of sleep. The show follows two characters - Ren, a crazy Chihuahua - and - Stimpy, an incredibly stupid cat - as they think up to all kinds of hair brained schemes and get themselves into some sticky situations. The Ren and Stimpy Show debuted in August 1991 with a two-part episode, 'Stimpy's Big Day / The Big Shot' and became an instant hit. It was the third Nicktoon ever to be aired on the Network alongside Doug and Rugrats . Original "rough" animation drawing, with notations in black. Ren has been penciled in with black. Overall size is a12-field drawing that is 10 1/2 × 12 1/2 Excellent condition Traditional animation is a multi-step process which includes various types of art techniques. Drawings are a key part of the process, in which the animator creates the design and movement of the characters. Drawings are then transferred onto acetate cels (by hand-inking and/or photo copying) to create a production cel, which is then hand painted on the back side, using paint colors chosen and approved by the creator of the series. The animator's notations are shown at the bottom of the drawing. Some of the pencil has been rubbed/smudged into the drawing. There is a minor rip and fold on the bottom of the drawing. You will definitely lose sleep over this great piece!
Upset Cat/Shocked Dog CATDOG Orig Production Art Cel
Lot # 19720 (Sale Order: 572 of 604)
This original production art cel is from the Nickelodeon t.v. show CatDog. The show follows the adventures of CatDog, a cat and dog conjoined at the waist. Because of their strange condition, CatDog are often harassed by the Greaser Dogs, a trio of tough thugs, and their neighbor, Winslow, a devious blue rat. The show revolves around Cat and Dog who share the same body, and although they are best friends/brothers, they have very different personalities. Cat is into Opera, cleanliness and money. Dog is very fun loving and loves eating, chasing cars, exploring, and just about anything else a dog would love. Dog seems to be in shock and Cat appear to be disappointed. Original Production Art Cel Overall Size (including mat and 12-field cel set-up): 11¾ x 15 inches Excellent condition This is an original hand-painted cel set-up used in the production of an episode of "CatDog." Each one-of-a-kind set-up represents a slight change in position of the characters. When individually photographed and projected in rapid succession, the images appear to move. To create production cels, the original animator's drawing is transferred onto an acetate cel (by hand-inking and/or photo copying). The cel is then hand-painted on the reverse side. The background accompanying this set-up is a color reproduction of an original production background. The cel received by the winning bidder may be every so slightly different from the one in the auction photos. The cel is ready to be matted and framed. The animator's notations are shown at the bottom of the cel. This cel will cheer anyone up instantaneously.
DONALD DUCK DuckTales Production Cel Art Disney Orig
Lot # 19721 (Sale Order: 573 of 604)
Walt Disney's DuckTales was the first daily animated cartoon show to air weekdays on the Disney Afternoon. DuckTales debuted in 1988. The 1988 - 1989 season consisted of 65 episodes. The next season (1989 - 1990) included an additional 35 episodes, totaling 100. DuckTales is an extremely unique and original cartoon. Episodes such as "Sweet Duck of Youth," "Dr Jekyll and Mr. McDuck," "The Golden Fleecing" and many more play off of legends, literature, and actual historic events. Disney's DuckTales also uses clever "duck" names for characters, as well as creatively used puns to add life to this excellent show. Shown here is Donald Duck apparently putting on a performance for someone. Production cel: A hand-painted animation cel that was actually used to create one frame of an animated scene that appeared in a cartoon. Original Production Cel Art with Background Copy Overall Size of the Cel: 10 1/2" × 12 1/2" Overall Size of Background Copy: 10 3/4" x 12 3/4" © Disney Excellent Condition Traditional animation is a multi-step process which includes various types of art techniques. Drawings are a key part of the process, in which the animator creates the design and movement of the characters. Drawings are then transferred onto acetate cels (by hand-inking and/or photo copying) to create a production cel, which is then hand-painted on the back side, using paint colors chosen and approved by the creators of the series. The background and cel are ready to trimmed, matted, and framed. The animator's notations are shown at the bottom of the cel and background. There is the Disney stamp shown at the bottom of the background.
Euphoric Production Cel Art Ren & Stimpy Show Original
Lot # 19722 (Sale Order: 574 of 604)
This original production art cel is from the Nickelodeon TV show Ren & Stimpy. The show follows two characters - Ren, a crazy Chihuahua - and - Stimpy, an incredibly stupid cat - as they think up to all kinds of hair brained schemes and get themselves into some sticky situations. The Ren and Stimpy Show debuted in August 1991 with a two-part episode, 'Stimpy's Big Day / The Big Shot' and became an instant hit. It was the third Nicktoon ever to be aired on the Network alongside Doug and Rugrats . Here, Stimpy is in stage of euphoria from the back shaving. Original Production Art Cel Overall Size (including mat and 12-field cel set-up): 11¾ x 15 inches Excellent condition This is an original hand-painted cel set-up used in the production of an episode of "The Ren & Stimpy Show." Each one-of-a-kind set-up represents a slight change in position of the characters. When individually photographed and projected in rapid succession, the images appear to move. To create production cels, the original animator's drawing is transferred onto an acetate cel (by hand-inking and/or photo copying). The cel is then hand-painted on the reverse side. The background accompanying this set-up is a color reproduction of an original production background. The cel is ready to be matted and framed. The animator's notations are shown at the bottom of the cel. This wonderful cel is pure and simple euphoria.
Buddies Ren & Stimpy Production Art Drawing Original
Lot # 19723 (Sale Order: 575 of 604)
This original production art pencil drawing was done for The Ren & Stimpy Show. Ren has been pasted onto the drawing. This drawings shows two best of pals, Ren & Stimpy, enjoying each others company. The show follows two characters - Ren, a crazy Chihuahua - and - Stimpy, an incredibly stupid cat - as they think up to all kinds of hair brained schemes and get themselves into some sticky situations. The Ren and Stimpy Show debuted in August 1991 with a two-part episode, 'Stimpy's Big Day / The Big Shot' and became an instant hit. It was the third Nicktoon ever to be aired on the Network alongside Doug and Rugrats. Original "rough" animation drawing, with notations in black. Stimpy has been penciled in with black and Ren with black and red. Overall size is a12-field drawing that is 10 1/2 × 12 1/2 Excellent condition Traditional animation is a multi-step process which includes various types of art techniques. Drawings are a key part of the process, in which the animator creates the design and movement of the characters. Drawings are then transferred onto acetate cels (by hand-inking and/or photo copying) to create a production cel, which is then hand painted on the back side, using paint colors chosen and approved by the creator of the series. This drawing is ready to framed and matted. The animator's notations are shown at the bottom of the drawing. An excellent addition to any empty wall space or mantle piece.
