1950 Casper Stat Model Sheet
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Casper Model Sheet. Dated "4/13/50." Stat model sheet of Casper. On bottom row, Casper is shown lifting a little boy. Glossy paper. [Item: 14”W X 11.5”H] Acquired 1999. SeqID-0431
Saturday, February 28, 2009
"Casper" - 1950 Stat Model Sheet
While not in the same league as Disney, I certainly remember watching Casper cartoons on the TV. Here are a few Casper items from the Famous Studio...
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Casper Model Sheet. Dated "4/13/50." Stat model sheet of Casper. On bottom row, Casper is shown lifting a little boy. Glossy paper. [Item: 14”W X 11.5”H] Acquired 1999. SeqID-0431
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Casper Model Sheet. Dated "4/13/50." Stat model sheet of Casper. On bottom row, Casper is shown lifting a little boy. Glossy paper. [Item: 14”W X 11.5”H] Acquired 1999. SeqID-0431
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In specific, the model sheet's mention of "Avoid profiles as much as possible" makes so much sense.
ReplyDeleteIn general, here's my long overdue "Thank you" for continually sharing your marvelous collection.
- Thanks for the comment.
ReplyDelete- I had seen the note, but didn't think too much of it until your observation. Thanks.
- It is interesting, however, that there are a number of semi-profile poses in the model sheet. But no direct profiles...
By the way, your blog is fantastic! I was looking over your recent storyboard and remembered I have a complete storyboard for a Yogi the Bear episode that I should post...
Bob
Yeah, I imagine that the more direct the profile, than the less of a ethereal gelatinous semi-transparent ghost he becomes.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the compliments. Will look forward to the Yogi storyboard.