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"Bravo Dooby Doo"
Check out Johnny Bravo as he hangs out with the Scooby gang from the Season One episode "Bravo Dooby Doo." Each piece is signed by series creator Van Partible.
- Hand-Painted Limited Edition
- 150 piece hand-numbered edition
- Comes with Certificate of Authenticity
- Available framed
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"Eye of the Warrior"
Designed by series creator Genndy Tartakovskty, this piece captures the unique style and imagery of the show with its 3-panel action sequence of Samurai Jack emerging victorious in his battle against the evil shape shifter Aku. Samurai Jack premiered on Cartoon Network on August 10th, 2001.
- Hand-Painted Limited Edition
- 200 piece hand-numbered edition
- Comes with Certificate of Authenticity
- Measurements: 13.5 inches by 16.5 inches
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"Reflections"
This piece features Jack in a contemplative moment as the gazes at the strange new future that he has entered. Samurai Jack premiered on Cartoon Network on August 10th, 2001.
Giclee on Canvas Limited Edition
- 25 piece hand-numbered edition
- Comes with Certificate of Authenticity
- Measurements: 43 inches by 19.5 inches
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"Powerpuff Girls Persona"
This unique piece of animation art features a hand-painted cel over a background depicting various "persona" poses from The Powerpuff Girls model sheets. Used as reference for animators and storyboard artists, the modes sheets provide critical character notes helping to ensure character consistency in look, style and size. Each piece is individually signed by creator Craig McCracken.
Hand-Painted Limited Edition
- 250 piece hand-numbered edition
- Comes with Certificate of Authenticity
- Measurements: 14.5 inches by 13.5 inches
- Available framed
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"Samurai Jack Persona"
This unique piece of animation art features a hand-painted cel over a background depicting various "persona" poses from the Samurai Jack model sheets. Used as a reference for animators and storyboard artists, the model sheets provide critical character notes helping to ensure character consistency in look, style and size. Samurai Jack premiered on Cartoon Network on August 10th, 2001.
- Hand-Painted Limited Edition
- 250 piece hand-numbered edition
- Comes with Certificate of Authenticity
- Measurements: 14.5 inches by 13.5 inches
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"Page 49"
From the "Samurai Jack Special" comic book, this art originally appeared on Page 49 of this premiere issue that depicted Episodes I, II, & III of the Samurai Jack opening trilogy. Samurai Jack premiered on Cartoon Network on August 10th, 2001.
- Limited Edition Giclee on Paper
- Printed on acid-free archival paper
- 500 piece hand-numbered edition
- Comes with Certificate of Authenticity
- Measurements: 13 inches by 19 inches
- Available framed
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"Page 53"
From the "Samurai Jack Special" comic book, this art originally appeared on Page 49 of this premiere issue that depicted Episodes I, II, & III of the Samurai Jack opening trilogy. Samurai Jack premiered on Cartoon Network on August 10th, 2001.
Limited Edition Giclee on Paper - Printed on acid-free archival paper
- 500 piece hand-numbered edition
- Comes with Certificate of Authenticity
- Measurements: 13 inches by 19 inches
- Available framed
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"Megas XLR"
What would you do with an extra-large robot? For a twentysomething gearhead named Coop, the answer is easy: soup it up, tweak it out and turn it into the world's biggest toy. But when visitors from the future show up to reclaim their lost robot, Megas, the very fate of the universe suddenly falls on Coop's hefty shoulders. Created by Jody Schaeffer & George Krstic.
- Limited Edition on Paper
- Printed on acid-free archival paper
- 250 piece hand-numbered edition
- Comes with Certificate of Authenticity
- Available framed
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"Main Titles"
This image can be seen in the main title opening sequence of each episode of Samurai Jack. The scene takes place right before Aku sends Jack into the future. Samurai Jack premiered on Cartoon Network on August 10th, 2001.
Limited Edition Giclee on Paper - Printed on acid-free archival paper
- 500 piece hand-numbered edition
- Comes with Certificate of Authenticity
- Measurements: 13 inches by 19 inches
- Available framed
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"Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends"
From the mind of Craig McCracken, creator of The Powerpuff Girls, comes a world where imaginary friends become real the instant a kid thinks them up. Everyone can see them, everyone can talk to them-but sometimes, not everyone wants them. Luckily, they're always welcome at Fosters Home for Imaginary Friends, where they can stay until a new kid adopts them. The series is set in a rambling Victorian mansion, overseen by Madame Foster, that serves as a haven for imaginary friends are no longer wanted or needed by their former owners. Fosters Home for Imaginary Friends premiered on August 13th 2004 on Cartoon Network.
Limited Edition Giclee on Paper - Printed acid-free archival paper
- 500 piece hand-numbered edition
- Comes with Certificate of Authenticity
- Measurements: 13 inches by 19 inches
- Available framed
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"Powerpuff Girls Tweens"
A unique interpretation of the Powerpuff Girls grown up into their "tween" personas. Designed by Lynne Naylor, an artist born and raised in Vancouver, British Columbia. At Cartoon Network Studios, she was a key character designer on the critically acclaimed "Samurai Jack" and the "Star Wars: Clone Wars" micro-series.
Limited Edition Giclee on Canvas
- 100 piece hand-numbered edition
- Signed by artist Lynne Naylor
- Comes with Certificate of Authenticity
- Measurements: 22 inches by 31 inches
- Available unframed (rolled), stretched, gallery wrapped or framed
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"The Life and Times of Juniper Lee"
Destined from birth to be this world's Protector, Juniper Lee has to fight all manner of monsters to maintain the balance between the world of magic and humanity. Juniper is a typical 11-year-old girl born into the secret responsibility of fighting the forces of mischief and chaos that hide everywhere. The Life and Times of Juniper Lee was created by Judd Winick and premiered on Cartoon Network in 2005.
Limited Edition Giclee on Paper - Printed acid-free archival paper
- 500 piece hand-numbered edition
- Comes with Certificate of Authenticity
- Measurements: 13 inches by 19 inches
- Available framed
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"Girls Rock"
Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi follows the adventures of two very cool, but different pop stars as they travel from gig to gig or just hang out in their tour bus. Being famous rock stars, Ami and Yumi tour the globe in their customized Puffy bus, a veritable condo on wheels with all mojor amenities and an ever-changing interior. Designed by Lynne Naylor, an artist born and raised in Vancouver, British Columbia. At Cartoon Network Studios, she was a key character designer on the critically acclaimed "Samurai Jack" and the "Star Wars: Clone Wars" micro-series.
Limited Edition Giclee on Canvas
- 100 piece hand-numbered edition
- Comes with Certificate of Authenticity
- Measurements: 12.75 inches by 15.75 inches
- Available framed
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"Home Sweet Home"
This print is a reproduction of a hand-made cross stitch that captures the Victorian styling of the Cartoon Network original series, "Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends." This piece was created to evoke the feel of an antique "Home Sweet Home" Country Sampler and was meticulously stitched by Dale McCracken, the brother of the series' creator Craig McCracken. It was produced on 25 count hand-dyed linen with hand-dyed cotton thread, some of which were dyed by their mother, textile artist, Eva Lunn McCracken Fosters Home for Imaginary Friends premiered on August 13th 2004 on Cartoon Network.
Limited Edition Giclee on Paper - Printed acid-free archival paper
- 500 piece hand-numbered edition
- Comes with Certificate of Authenticity
- Measurements: 13 inches by 19 inches
- Available framed
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"Monster Stack"
Signed and numbered by Tim Biskup. Samurai Jack premiered on Cartoon Network on August 10th, 2001.
Limited Edition Giclee on Paper - 100 piece hand-numbered edition
- Comes with Certificate of Authenticity
- Measurements: 23.75 inches by 19 inches
- Available framed
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