Wednesday, May 23, 2007
Auction: Jim Smith Ren and Stimpy Layout Drawings
This post is just the tip of the iceberg... see The Top Ten Reasons To Support The A-HAA for more amazing animation related articles.
Jim Smith is one of the most talented artists I've ever had the pleasure of working with. Jim heard that the Archive was doing a fundraising drive, so he dug in his closet to find drawings for us to sell for him. These sketches were recently auctioned and a portion of the proceeds went to support the ASIFA-Hollywood Animation Archive. Thanks Jim!
For more on Ren & Stimpy in the ASIFA-Hollywood Animation Archive blog, see... Big House Blues Seq. 1, Big House Blues Seq. 2 and Big House Blues Seq. 3. For more Ren & Stimpy stuff, see... John K's Stimpy's Invention and our profile of Vincent Waller
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Stephen Worth
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6 Comments:
Hey Steve,
You might want to change the keywords in all of the auctions to include "drawing," "art," and "original."
More people will find & see the auctions this way!
-Ryan
Since I live in Vancouver, BC (Yes, I'm one of those 'dirty' Canadians you hear about) can I still join the bid?
Certainly. The shipping is a little bit more, that's all.
Thanks
Steve
Certainly. The shipping is a little bit more, that's all.
Thanks
Steve
Its a treasure how could u sell it !!!! I'm unhappy for that :(
Not to worry. All of these drawings have been digitized and added to our archive database.
Thanks
Steve
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