>At Madoka a person choosing the poses is a 
collector.
>A pretty hardcore collector too.

Obviously his taste is a lot different from mine. 
^_^;

At least they seem to have less closeup cels than 
the earlier ones.

But still...I think the thing I miss most in the 
artwork in Rilezu cels compared to production 
cels is that there not many Rilezu cels (to me) 
that have much emotional content. I'm sure this 
is hampered by the limitations you mentioned in 
your other post, but this is something I 
definitely miss. 

In many of the Rilezu cels that I've seen, the 
characters look like they are just staring at 
something or standing there posing. Sometimes 
they smile, look sad or react to something, but 
the cel usually lacks context because the 
characters are often pictured alone in the cel. 
Even when there are two characters pictured in 
the cel, there is often little emotional linkage 
between the two of them. They might both be 
sitting on a bench looking emotionless or maybe 
one person is just standing in the back of the 
cel looking unexcited (like they are they are 
almost a part of the background). The comedies 
seem to do a little better in this area than the 
dramas (or maybe I just expect more emotional 
content from drama anime cels).

I noticed that the Ai Yori Aoshi Rilezu cels had 
a higher amount of emotional content in them 
compared to the other titles though (and I'm not 
even a Ai Yori Aoshi fan). ^_^