Warner Bros., "Bugs & Honey" Hand Painted Limited EditionThis is a great Hand Painted Limited Edition cel by Robert McKimson with a facsimile signature by McKimson,
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Warner Bros. Bugs & Taz "Suppertime" Hand Painted Limited EditionFrom the timeless classic by Robert Mckimson Sr., here Taz ready to have his favorite rabbit, but bugs sees it a bit different here, This cel has been signed by Robert McKimson Jr., Thomas McKimson and Charles McKimson
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Warner Bros. Bugs Bunny in "Gorilla my Dreams' Hand Painted Limited EditionWhoops looks like mom gorilla has made a slight boo boo here, and dad doesn't see the humor at all., From the Classic short by Robert Mckimson Sr. "Gorilla My Dreams"This cel has also been signed by Robert McKimson Jr., Charles Mckimson, and Thomas McKimson.
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Warner Bros, "Circus Of Life" Limited Edition Hand Painted CelThe Circus of Life reenacts the early scene in “The Lion King,” where Simba (played by Kitty) is hoisted above Rafiki’s head, who is played Marc Antony. The Circus of Life relives the cartoon studio’s well-known sarcasm; an irreverence that other cartoon studios of the time dared not attempt.
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Warner Bros, "Knighty Knight Bugs" Limited Edition Hand Painted CelPoised as a before and after sequence, these two images comes from Knighty Knight Bugs, the 1958 Academy Award-winning cartoon directed by Friz Freleng.
This piece shows the progression of a gag, where in the first scene, Yosemite tries to keep his fire-breathing dragon from sneezing while both are huddled inside a castle’s explosives-filled powder room. By the second scene, we see that Yosemite has failed as both he and the dragon, while still inside the same powder room, nonetheless sail upward like
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Warner Bros, "Michigan J. Frog" Limited Edition Hand Painted CelThe classic images of Tweety, Bugs, Taz, Pepe Le Pew and Michigan J. Frog, show these characters in poses known to be the hallmark of their personae.
Much like live-action actors’ head shots, these images seek to showcase the character more than any action that could be occurring around them.
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warner Bros, "Classic Pepe Le Pew" Limited Edition Hand Painted CelThe classic images of Tweety, Bugs, Taz, Pepe Le Pew and Michigan J. Frog, show these characters in poses known to be the hallmark of their personae.
Much like live-action actors’ head shots, these images seek to showcase the character more than any action that could be occurring around them.
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Warner Bros, "Classic Taz" Limited Edition Hand Painted CelThe classic images of Tweety, Bugs, Taz, Pepe Le Pew and Michigan J. Frog, show these characters in poses known to be the hallmark of their personae.
Much like live-action actors’ headshots, these images seek to showcase the character more than any action that could be occurring around them.
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Warner Bros, "Classic Tweety" Limited Edition Hand Painted CelThe classic images of Tweety, Bugs, Taz, Pepe Le Pew and Michigan J. Frog, show these characters in poses known to be the hallmark of their personae.
Much like live-action actors’ headshots, these images seek to showcase the character more than any action that could be occurring around them.
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Warner Bros, "Patriotic Parade" Limited Edition GicleeCreated by renown Looney Tunes artist, Kirk Mueller, who created some of the most highly-regarded Looney Tunes artwork to date,
Influenced by fantasy painter, Maxwell Parrish, Mueller brings a sense of design to “Patriotic Parade,” where the perspective of the characters in period uniforms and paper hats compared to the large American Flags, shows how tunes celebrate the 4th of July and honor America.
“Patriotic Parade” is hand-numbered and is signed by Kirk Mueller.
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Warner Bros, "Porky Pig Lobby Card" Hand Painted Limited Edition Cel“Porky Pig: Lobby Card” is a limited edition hand-painted cel and Giclee print background.
Porky Pig, with a career spanning eight decades, is one of the most recognizable characters in the Looney Tune lineup. Porky, in fact, is known as the first Looney Tunes star, predating both Daffy Duck and Bugs Bunny. Porky has enjoyed a resurgence in popularity as Daffy Duck’s co-star in the new cartoon series, “Duck Dodgers.”
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Warner Bros, "Road Runner & Coyote Model Sheet" Hand Painted Limited Edition CelA model sheet insures that the personality and look of a character is executed with the accuracy.
“Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner Model Sheet” is a continuation of a series of model sheet-style hand painted limited edition cels.
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Warner Bros, "Pepe Le Pew" Hand Painted Limited Edition Cel"They eat Pasta Too"
Staying true to form of Pepe’s Parisian roots, “They Eat Pasta Too,” is set among a Paris street with the Eiffel Tower in the background. WE HAVE 1 AP AVAILABLE NOW[/B]
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Hanna Barbera, Scooby Doo "Relp It's The Green Ghost" Seri CelIwo Takamoto at his best!, this is a great Seri cel of all the Scooby characters.
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Warner Bros, "Vintage Cartoon" Hand Painted Limited Edition CelThe “Bugs Director” piece is the first installment of the Vintage Cartoon Series, which is a progression of vintage imagery taken from classic Warner Bros. placards.
Close attention has been paid to the background of this fine art piece to capture the style and detail within the original.
The 25 AP cels of "Bugs Director" are distinguished by the use of hand-painted image
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Warner Bros, "Your'e All Under Arest" Giclee“You’re All Under Arrest!” is taken from the 1946 classic “The Great Piggy Bank Robbery,” directed by Bob Clampett.
In “The Great Piggy Bank Robbery,” which is a satire on film noir detective movies, Daffy Duck becomes Duck Twacy, who investigates the theft of the world’s piggy banks. “You’re All Under Arrest!” demonstrates its uniqueness in its parody of the Dick Tracy-like villains who surround Daffy.
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Warner Bros, "Bacall to Arms" Giclee
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Warner Bros, "Daffy Doc" Giclee
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Warner Bros, "Art Opening" Limited Seri CelProduced with a lithograph background, this limited edition Sericel is featured with die cut openings to show either framed Looney Tunes masterpiece art or one's own photographs. 'Looney Tunes Art Opening" marks a first-of-its-kind Clampett Studio Collections-produced art piece, where the collector can exclusively interact with the Looney Tunes characters.
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warner Bros, "Enchanted Evening" Limited Seri CelThe image of Bugs kissing Daisy Lou is taken directly from the 1948 Friz Freleng-directed cartoon, “Hare Splitter,” where Bugs desires for a rabbit named Daisy Lou, are complicated by another rabbit, named Casbah.
The character illustration inspired by the original film was created by Juan Ortiz. The ink lines from the original were used to create hand-cut screens for each vibrant color within the sericel.
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Warner Bros, "Superman" Hand Painted & Signed Limited Seri Cel"Magnetic Telescope" Hand Painted and Signed by Animator Myron Waldman,
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Warner Bros, "Superman" Hand Painted & Signed Limited Seri Cel"Classic Superman", Hand Painted and Signed by Myron Waldman Limited Edtion Cel
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Warner Bros, "Monster of a Star" GicleeHearkening back to the B-horror movie posters of the 1950s, Monster of a Star seeks to parody that genre using Gossamer as the evil monster who rises above the screen, scaring viewers within a drive-in movie theater. 30.5” H x 25.25” W
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Warner Bros, "Legal Briefs" Hand Painted ltd, Edt, CelAs usual with the Looney Tunes, Ortiz’s rendition accurately parodies a situation while staying true to the characters’ personalities. Bugs is pensive, Foghorn regally persuasive, Taz is pernicious and Daffy petrified.
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