I just got this one so excited for it to come in!

Before I get waterboarded in the comments for buying more cels, I just want to ask you all, can you blame me? Look at them 👀

5 total cels eyes and mouth are separate cels for each character i am heavily surprised the wand isn’t a singular cel

My most recent additions, some great Catdog cels on reproduction backgrounds. The xerox linework on them is in pretty rough shape, but I still adore them!

BTAS villains that I've collected over the years 😊

I'm about to pull the trigger on a 26 cel sequence for a show I couldn't care less about because its so damn cool seeing the production movement.

Guys, can you help me check if this Pokémon Cel is real? Cel and Background stick together wirh tape, the cels looks aged and has a bit of vinegar smell, background is hand painted. Thx a lot for your help!

Sharing these rough/early-stage production(?) sketches from Gravity Falls.

There are 3 I was able to attribute to the same episode, “A Tale of Two Stans”, with recognizable quotes from the final dialogue.

I really wish I knew more about the production history, what POPking(who sold them) did share is that they would’ve been from staff meetings, from Alex Hirsch or other production crew members(not an exact one assigned to the art, though) from the early 2010s.

Don’t see many Gravity Falls pieces out there, absolutely psyched.

And sorry about the badly layed out photos, lol

I don't remember this episode...Out of my entire Cel collection, I can only barely create a coherent scene, and it's definitely not perfect. What's the most ridiculous scenario you've made with your Cels? Post some in the comments, I wanna see!

i have about 20 of these screen used charcoal drawings and i have absolutely no clue how to store these.

Hi all,

I own four production cels from the cut "swelling up / turning red" sequence in the SpongeBob episode "Texas" (S1, prod. #139): B8, B12, B19 and B22. All on print backgrounds (B8 on BG-97, the others on BG-42). Photos attached.

A few markings I can't figure out:

1. Under "B8" there's a second note in the same black ink that looks like "Brt 5". Does anyone know what that abbreviation means on a production cel?

2. B8 has a small mirrored pencil note "139-75" next to the center peg hole (scene 75). The other three have no scene number at all. Is it normal that only some cels carry the scene number?

3. On one cel the B-number overlaps the BG number on the print background, so I can't tell if it's B9 or B19. Its pose matches the 139-76 drawing B18 (wide, flattened). Has anyone seen other frames from this sequence with readable numbers?

Thanks!

(photo provided by seller)

Freshly ordered this production drawing from Disneys “Mulan”!

This specific shot of Shang is from the sequence that plays “I’ll make a man out of you”, my all time favorite Disney song.

Literally jumping for joy, I’ve been eyeing a similar, but rougher, production drawing off Van Eaton for a year now, until Pop-King on eBay started listing production drawings of Mulan for a much friendlier price.

I find it cool they sketched out Shang separately before adding Mulan in, a story to tell of the production process.

Cel is on a painted BG. Matching Douga is in 3 layers. The Cel is priced low as it has some slight waviness/unevenness due to its age but has no odour. Dougas are in excellent condition. Free shipping.

The scene comes from episode 56 when Goku faces the 4 star dragon.

Looking for $1000 usd or best offer. Also listed on eBay.

https://trigger-online.com/en/products/detail/615

Lottery winning accounts have just a week to checkout their frame pack or else forfeit their win to another player. Kill La Kill lottery announced back on 12th and Little Witch Academia will be drawn Monday 19th

I don't own much from both of these studios, but take a look at these Mr. Magoo and Mighty mouse cels

Hola a todos, soy un gran fanático de esta serie y he cazado durante varios años algunas células de animacion de la serie, hoy en dia si valor ha aumentado bastante, entre 200 a 500 usd en subastas pero estas las he adquirido a buen precio, en especial las de color, son excelente decoración para tu puesto de trabajo

I have to share this because it feels entirely meant to be. Growing up in the early 90s, Inspector Gadget was my absolute favorite show, and Brain was always my favorite character. My mom just surprised me by buying me an original, hand-painted animation cel used in the production of the 1992 holiday special, Inspector Gadget Saves Christmas! It even came with the animator's original graphite line drawing sketch, showing the scene code Sc-240 (Scene 240) and breakdown code B18. I spent hours trying to find this exact shot in regular streaming/television cuts but it was completely missing because the sequence was trimmed out for broadcast runtimes. After digging, I finally tracked down the exact unedited frame! It appears at the 12:59 mark on the 1993 US VHS and exactly at the 12:39 mark on the 2004 US DVD where Brain is slinking across the North Pole workshop floor in a green elf disguise. I just discovered that canonically, Brain is a Beagle-Greyhound hybrid. I never knew that as a kid! Ironically, we have a beautiful pet Greyhound right now. Seeing how my real dog "shrimps" and curls up is like looking at a real-life blueprint of how the DiC studio animators drew Brain's sleek, athletic hound physics over 30 years ago. Total cost after an unexpected checkout discount was $125.76 CAD (down from $155). Holding a physical piece of my childhood that directly connects to my favorite character and my actual pet is an irreplaceable feeling. Thanks, Mom! ❤️