Animation cells for sale?
Peter Connor
In a recent post some guy was asking for an animation cell and said he'd
pay like $5-8. Does anyone know where (if) an animation cell from the
Simposns can be purchased. Also five bucks seems pretty damn lowball to
me. Does any of this make sense or am I too stupid to live falling for an
April Fools post.
(I mean come on, Bart paid $300 for Itchy's hand in an animation cell)
Doc Quack
conn...@ix.netcom.com (Peter Connor) wrote:
The usual price can be anywhere from 300 to 1,000 bucks, depending on
many things. Do a search on the web for Cartoon and Cel.
Anyone making a serious offer of $5-8 forgot a couple of zero's!
If all one wants is the art, non-production cels are now being sold
for about half the price of a production cel. These are made for the
person that would rather display than invest. Do a lot of reading and
investigating before forking any money over as you can get burned!
Doc
oscark
Peter Connor wrote:
>
> In a recent post some guy was asking for an animation cell and said he'd
> pay like $5-8. Does anyone know where (if) an animation cell from the
> Simposns can be purchased. Also five bucks seems pretty damn lowball to
> me. Does any of this make sense or am I too stupid to live falling for an
> April Fools post.
>
> (I mean come on, Bart paid $300 for Itchy's hand in an animation cell)
You mean Scratchy's arm. Drawn by nobody. Presumably worth NOTHING.
However, I took the liberty to check my animation cel catalogues, and I
found one cel with the entire Simpson family (including SLH & S2) eating
breakfast. Can't identify which episode, but here is the info written
underneath it:
SIMPSONS, 1990's
Marge, Homer
ORIGINAL PRODUCTION CEL
Image Size: 10" x 12"
$600.00
-DK
The Oder
> In a recent post some guy was asking for an animation cell and said he'd
> pay like $5-8. Does anyone know where (if) an animation cell from the
> Simposns can be purchased. Also five bucks seems pretty damn lowball to
> me. Does any of this make sense or am I too stupid to live falling for
an
> April Fools post.
>
> (I mean come on, Bart paid $300 for Itchy's hand in an animation cell)
I saw a couple cells at the last San Diego Comic Con. One was pretty good
and the other wasn't, but both were in the $300-$400 range.
Nick Stelma
Help, I need a copy of Homer's telamarketing message on his machine. Not
the original one but the apology on his answering machine. If anyone has
a copy of this show. I would be much interested in getting a copy or I
can just send you a tape and you can record just that part. I have tons
of stuff to trade or whatever. Thanks in advance.
-Nick
Donald Martin
Peter Connor (conn...@ix.netcom.com) wrote:
: In a recent post some guy was asking for an animation cell and said he'd
: pay like $5-8. Does anyone know where (if) an animation cell from the
: Simposns can be purchased. Also five bucks seems pretty damn lowball to
: me. Does any of this make sense or am I too stupid to live falling for an
: April Fools post.
: (I mean come on, Bart paid $300 for Itchy's hand in an animation cell)
That's 'cause Krusty had to have his cut of the royalties nad his
mark-ups are always exhorbitant!
;)
LGLYZT
Peter Connor wrote:
>
> In a recent post some guy was asking for an animation cell and said he'd
> pay like $5-8. Does anyone know where (if) an animation cell from the
> Simposns can be purchased. Also five bucks seems pretty damn lowball to
> me. Does any of this make sense or am I too stupid to live falling for an
> April Fools post.
>
> (I mean come on, Bart paid $300 for Itchy's hand in an animation cell)
>
edition(4/120) animation cel with a matching limited edition T-shirt,
and a script autographed by Yeardley Smith, Nancy Cartwright, Pamela
Hayden, Dan Castellaneta, Julie Kavner, and Hank Azaria. All from the
"Homerpalooza" episode.I'm asking $1200 for all 3 pieces.If you're
really interested e-mail me for more info and pictures.
cohe...@tao.sosc.osshe.edu -CalebCohen
cz...@freenet.edmonton.ab.ca
The Oder (the...@aol.com) wrote:
: I saw a couple cells at the last San Diego Comic Con. One was pretty good
: and the other wasn't, but both were in the $300-$400 range.
Rodger Myer Jr.: "Each one of these is guaranteed to go up in value!"
Announcer's voice (quickly): "Offer is not a guarantee."
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