Production Cells - Brandler Galleries

ARTISTProduction Cells

Production cells are the original pieces of artwork that were used in the making of films. Each picture is unique but closely related to the one immediately preceding or following it. This system of film making uses 24, 36 or 48 frames per second giving the appearance of continuous movement, developed by people such as Walt Disney, whereas the English films of the same time used a technique with one detailed painting and the camera moved over the painting during the narration.

17 Artworks

Pink Panther At The Bank (Original film illustration)

Pink Panther In The Office (Original film illustration)

Pink Panther The Police Officer (Original film illustration)

Pink Panther Flying A Blimp (Original film illustration)

Pink Panther At A Basket Stall With Megaphone (Original film illustration)

Pink Panther With A Pigs Bottom (Original film illustration)

Fred Flinstone with Slate (Original film illustration)

Barney Rubble Engraving (Original film illustration)

Three Baby Bears (Original film illustration)

Yogi Bear in a car with friends (Original film illustration)

Yogi Bear listing his friends (Original film illustration)

Yogi Bear at a picnic (Original film illustration)

Fred Flintstone screaming at front door (Original film illustration)

Elroy Jetson on top of broken door (Original film illustration)

Iggy gives Judy Jetson flowers (Original film illustration)

Flintstones in front of Ed’s Mammoth Ribs (Original film illustration)

Winnie the Pooh

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