Jeepers It's the Creeper
Framed
+ $175
Deluxe Framed
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Jeepers It's the Creeper
Item #CC1209
- Hand Painted Limited Edition Cels
- Joe Barbera
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This is a hand painted limited edition cel. Scooby-Doo first aired on television in 1969, and still plays regularly today, making it one of the longest running animated programs in TV history. Jeepers The Creepers was inspired by the hit TV series. The characters were designed by Iwao Takamoto. Adapted from an authentic Scooby-Doo title card, Jeepers the Creepers portrays the classic imagery of Scooby and The Gang running from The Creeper, one of the more infamous villains in the classic 1970s Scooby-Doo series. The edition is hand-numbered, and has been hand-signed by legendary animation director Joseph Barbera.775
Image Size: 12" x 19.75"
Framed Size: 18" x 25"
Edition Size: 100
| Framed | Unframed | |
|---|---|---|
| Shipping to the Continental United States or Canada | $30 | $20 |
| Shipping to the United Kingdom, France, or Germany | $200 | $80 |
| Shipping to Australia or New Zealand | $200 | $80 |
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Hand-painted limited editions recreate classic moments from great cartoons, using the same materials and techniques as were used in making the originals. Some limited editions are exact reproductions of frames from the films they represent, while others, such as Chuck Jones’ limited editions, are based on contemporary interpretations of great characters and scenes.
In either case, the animator’s drawing is transferred onto acetate cels, then each is meticulously hand-painted by studio artists. Each piece is hand-numbered in small edition sizes of between 100 and 750. In some cases the finished cels are then signed by the animator.
As the great majority of original cels from the 1940’s, 50’s and 60’s are no longer in existence, limited edition cels allow collectors an unparalleled opportunity to enjoy some of the greatest moments in the history of animation.
