Pointy Headed Boss Visits The" Cryopactor " (chiropractor) Dilbert Animation Cel

US $9.99

Merritt Island, Florida, United States
Mar 28th

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EXPECT AND RECEIVE THE VERY BEST DILBERT TV SHOW ANIMATION ART FROM NIGELWACKENFRETS: Pointy Headed Boss Visits the CRYOPRACTOR (Parody on Chiropractic) Dilbert Animation Cel This may the the perfect gift for your own bonecrusher. This auction is for an original Production Art DILBERT Animation Setup-featuring a small Animation Cel: CEL 1: Pointy Haired Boss Wearing just a towel The Presentation Background has the front of the CRYOPRACTOR Office. From the 1999 Season of the Dilbert TV Cartoon show. This scene has original production art cel accompanied by a Laser Presentation Background, size is 13"x11". Disclaimer: This Animation Setup was put together before I purchased the item. The two cels are painted with acrylic paint which tends to stick together as these are: DO NOT PULL THEM APART OR YOU WILL CAUSE DAMAGE. I will not be responsible if you do this. This auction is for an original Production Art Cel from the 1999 Season of the Dilbert TV Cartoon show. These cels are highly collectible and are accompanied by certificate that this is authentic DILBERT TV CARTOON PRODUCTION ART. Froo www.froo.com | Froo Cross Sell, Free Cross Sell, Cross promote, eBay Marketing, eBay listing Apps, eBay Apps, eBay Application

Condition

Used :

An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections.

Seller Notes

“These Dilbert Cels were "Used" in production of the actual Dilbert TV Show. The Cel is backpainted with acrylic paints by Elbonians who migrated to South Korea (as told to me by one of the original animators). They are the Original Production Hand-Painted artwork. Presentation backgrounds are printed on GLOSSY Premium HP Photographic Paper. They are in excellent condition and are carefully handled for shipping. As such, they are rolled and shipped in a rigid tube which allows which is proven to be the most economical and the safest method. Whenever practical, original production drawings are placed behind the cels and this provides protection and enhances value. Backing paper is the method the studio used. When these were stored, the paint sometimes sticks to the paint on the backside of the cel. This is not damage and I always leave it as it protects the cel behind it when displayed. COA reflects trademark limitations and detailed Bills of Sale cheerfully provided upon request.”