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Yoda Production Drawing from Star Wars Clone Wars (Tartakovsky series)

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Location: Assorted wacky stuff without another home
Title: Yoda Production Drawing from Star Wars Clone Wars (Tartakovsky series) *
Artist:  unknown Tartakovsky? (Penciller)
Media Type: Pencil
Art Type: Animation
For Sale Status: trade
Views: 1016
Likes on CAF: 1
Comments: 4
Added to Site: 8/15/2021

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I loved this series and was excited to find production art from it. I just dug this up and thought I would post it because:
a. I have no idea what to even call it
b. Can I say Tartakovsky drew it?
c. What's it worth/is there a market for this?

COA dated 2004 is in additional images and the art has a Lucasfilm serial number on there FWIW.

LMK in comments what you think.

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kent mansley Member Since 2015
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Posted On 8/16/2021

A) This is an animation rough from the series. It is a key pose, as indicated by the timing chart and the circled drawing number. B) It's very unlikely that Genndy did this drawing. Most of the actual animation on a series like this is done overseas, so this is likely the drawing of one of the animators at whatever studio animated this episode. It's not impossible that it's Genndy's, but just highly unlikely. C) There is a market for art like this, but the prices on art from TV episodes typically isn't as high as a Sleeping Beauty drawing, for example. You can buy art like this on ebay fairly easily. It usually goes from $50 up to $1000 at the high end. Doesn't mean it won't tickly someone's fancy and they won't pay more. Just takes the right person. It's a great drawing and one I'd keep if I were you. This was a really fun series. Hope that helps!

McSpidey Fan Member Since 2005
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Posted On 8/16/2021

kent mansley wrote:
"  A) This is an animation rough from the series. It is a key pose, as indicated by the timing chart and the circled drawing number. B) It's very unlikely that Genndy did this drawing. Most of the actual animation on a series like this is done overseas, so this is likely the drawing of one of the animators at whatever studio animated this episode. It's not impossible that it's Genndy's, but just highly unlikely. C) There is a market for art like this, but the prices on art from TV episodes typically isn't as high as a Sleeping Beauty drawing, for example. You can buy art like this on ebay fairly easily. It usually goes from $50 up to $1000 at the high end. Doesn't mean it won't tickly someone's fancy and they won't pay more. Just takes the right person. It's a great drawing and one I'd keep if I were you. This was a really fun series. Hope that helps!
 "

Thanks, really appreciste the vackground info.  Enjoyed your podcast with Felix and charity items you odnated were amazing.  I sadly missed the drop due to work.  Next time!

Jeffrey Wedding Member Since 2009
Posted On 8/17/2021

Everything Kent said! The Clone Wars episodes were much shorter, so fewer total cels out in circulation when compared to Droids or Ewoks from the 1980s. Also, some of the ships and space scenes were enhanced digitally I seem to recall from the DVD commentary, so they are likely less common than character pieces.

McSpidey Fan Member Since 2005
Posted On 8/17/2021

Jeffrey Wedding wrote:
"  Everything Kent said! The Clone Wars episodes were much shorter, so fewer total cels out in circulation when compared to Droids or Ewoks from the 1980s. Also, some of the ships and space scenes were enhanced digitally I seem to recall from the DVD commentary, so they are likely less common than character pieces.
 "

Thanks Jeff!