Mike Steckler
Member Since December 2003
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Calvin's Mom

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Location: Calvin & Hobbes Art
Title: Calvin's Mom
Artist:  None Specified
Media Type: Mixed Media
Art Type: Pin Up
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 3109
Likes on CAF: 0
Comments: 3
Added to Site: 12/24/2005

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I loved Calvin and Hobbes. This is a piece I purchased at an auction a couple of years ago. It came with a certificate of authenticity as an animation cel. I have not been able to verify this. I'm posting it hoping that someone might know something about this. Help!!

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Joseph Normoyle Member Since 2005
Posted On 4/19/2005

I can't tell you much about the piece but check out this web site for more info on Bill Watterson, Calvin and Hobbs creater. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Watterson
jock . Member Since 2005
Posted On 11/29/2006

i've never heard of watterson allowing any animation happen... tho the drawing is very faithful. she is, however, only about 4 inches tall! it almost looks like someone's drawn the figure and grabbed the bground from elsewhere...
Mike Steckler Member Since 2003
Posted On 1/29/2015

jock . wrote:
" i've never heard of watterson allowing any animation happen... tho the drawing is very faithful. she is, however, only about 4 inches tall! it almost looks like someone's drawn the figure and grabbed the bground from elsewhere...  "
Jock, just reading a wonderful book called Looking for Calvin and Hobbes by Nevin Martell, and he briefly mentions that sometimes when Watterson was doing his Sunday strips he would use acetate overlays. So, I'm going to be optimistic that this is one of those, and not the "animation cel" it was advertised as. I'm not sure if the background was ever used in anything, but I can always hope.