Animation Art Specialists
Beakhead by Chuck Jones The exasperated Daffy Duck looks annoyed at Elmer who simply continues to do what Daffy says, such as “…I insist you shoot me NOW!” (Why wait until he gets home?). Inspired by the original 1952 cartoon scene in ‘Rabbit Seasoning’, Jones created the original artwork used to produce this edition, inspired …
See ECCH, Hear ECCH, Speak ECCH! by Mark Stutzman Since 1955, Alfred E. Neuman has symbolized MAD Magazine’s take-no-prisoners brand of humor. Now, this never-ending quest for parody is brought to life in this limited edition giclee based on the original artwork of Mark Stutzman. “What, me worry?”
Rabbit Rope Trick by Chuck Jones In an attempt to get rid of Hassan Chop, Bugs Bunny performs his rope trick for Hassan in this classic moment inspired by the scene in “Ali Baba Bunny” directed by Chuck Jones in 1957. Bugs grants Hassan a wish that will give him all the treasure he and …
Yosemite Sam Among the most successful categories of art released by all studios, the hand-painted cel and lithographic model sheet background captures both of the key ingredients in the animation process. This edition is the first in this category featuring Yosemite Sam. The fantastic background features eleven classic moments featuring the antics of this famous …
Basketball Court-Ship Inspired by the hit movie Space Jam, this fine art sericel features Bugs with his most contemporary love interest, Lola Bunny.
101 Dalmatians: Sign On The Spotted Line Walt Disney Animation Art announces the release of their latest hand-painted, limited-edition from Disney’s Classic “101 Dalmatians” (1961), “Sign on the Spotted Line”. “Sign On The Spotted Line” captures the outrageous Cruella De Vil as she inks more than a deal with the mild but miffed Roger and …
Yakko, Wakko, and Dot beam aboard Pinky and The Brain in “Star Truck”. Limited to 500 works of art in the edition, “Star Truck”, is a great opportunity to capture all of your favorite Animaniacs in one fun-filled scene.
Beau And Error The world famous skunk-of-love has become Cupid to insure his affections are properly received by the ever-reluctant Penelope. Warner Bros. artist Scott Seeto, whose first limited edition giclee quickly sold out, has created another romantic story, perfect for your valentine.
Hello Dahling! Cruella De Vil barges into the home of her school chum and declares her passionate fondness for fur coats — while eerily eyeing Anita’s Dalmatians.
Enjoying his favorite pastime, Scrooge wades through his vault full of money – The Money Bin – and finds his favortie piggy bank among the three cubic acres of cash.