Storyboards are also considered on the more "advanced" level of collecting.

Disney storyboards are pretty hard to find. These are the only two I currently have in my collection. The Flintstones ones I have are killer. They are from the very first episode ever "The Swimming Pool" from 1960. I bought quite a few for myself, and kept others in the inventory of my company.

Cinderella (1950) Not only is this my favorite Disney film, I love that these pieces are so cute! Cinderella (1950) I was lucky enough to get two. Swimming Pool (1960) I can't imagine owning Hanna art much more historic than this. The dialog and notes really add to these pieces. Swimming Pool (1960) This set of two is numbered, and the next two sets follow sequentially in order. Swimming Pool (1960) Following from above. Swimming Pool (1960) Following from above. Continue the tour Take the tour /Articles about collecting animation art /Tips for buying animation art /More about me /Extended animation definitions /The deal with reproduction art/limited editions /Animation Books we recommend / Visit Wonderful World of Animation / Contact me ©All written information contained in this site are the sole property of Debbie Weiss, and may not be reproduced in any form without her prior consent. © All animation images are the property of the individual studios, and may not be reproduced without their prior consent.