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Re: Selling pencil sketch and cel separately (Tue Jan 11 02:59:03 2000
) Atiya http://www.its.caltech.edu/~atiya/celgallery.html jury@ohtoriacademy.com |
I really, really hate the thought that anyone would deliberately separate a cel and its pencil sketch. The only thing worse would be separating a cel and its background. To me, douga-type pencils and backgrounds are much, much more worthwhile when they are matched with their corresponding cels. However, once a separation has occurred, it's pretty unlikely that the pieces will ever be reunited. If dealers end up with unmatched backgrounds or sketches, I see no reason why they shouldn't sell them rather than throwing them away or something. I really suspect that Taro isn't deliberately separating pencils. For Sailor Moon, in particular, the studio generally doesn't seem to bother keeping cels and backgrounds together, so I wouldn't be surprised if they just end up with piles of unmatched pencil sketches. Personally, I don't think I'd ever want to buy a douga. It would be too much like buying the shadow of a cel that got away. Also, I don't want to give sellers an incentive to separate pencils that were not already lost. I agree with you that there seems to be an increase in the number of small sellers who deliberately sell pencils separately. --Atiya Just a few random thoughts...I hope I haven't offended anybody. |
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