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Re: Re: Re: Darn that return...here's the question (Sun Feb 20 06:50:07 2000
) skorp skorp@earthlink.net |
In my opinion, other forms of anime art--posters, cards, etc.--usually look posed, the artist can draw the characters however he or she wants to without regards to what was ever actually seen on film. Cel artists usually don't have that freedom, the cel has to fit into the scene and the plot of the show. It makes the characters seem much more alive, to me, on a cel because they're doing things and showing emotions. That's also part of what makes it addictive. Since there are so few perfect cels, then even for characters that I have several cels of, I can always find another one where they're doing something different, or dressed differently, or showing some new emotion, and I feel like I need the cel to complete my collection. Another reason this hobby is addictive is the way the cels become available. Only a relatively small number of cels from any show are available at any particular time, so you have to choose from what's out there. But dealers add new cels all the time, so there's always a chance to find a nicer version of a cel you already have, and you want to buy it too. And with the increasing competition to get cels, sometimes you have to take advantage of an opportunity even if the cel isn't exactly what you wanted. But hopefully, everyone can enjoy the cels they are able to get, and not worry too much about the ones they miss. Skorp |
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