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Nightmare Before Christmas
(1993)
Storyboard of Jack Skellington
There are three storyboards included here, which are in sequence. In the film this scene is a pan through these three storyboards.
There is not a layaway option for this piece.
US$ 1950 (framed).
Add this piece to your collection for only US$390 a month.
NMDCS8
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Nightmare Before Christmas
(1993)
Storyboard of Jack Skellington and Sally from Nightmare Before Christmas
The size of the piece is 5 1/2" h x 8" w. The piece is signed on the back in ink. There is rust from a paper clip on the back of the drawing which is slightly visible through the front.
Signed by: Henry Selick
US$ 950 (matted).
Add this piece to your collection for only US$190 a month.
NMDCS9
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Nightmare Before Christmas
(1993)
Concept piece of Jack Skellington
Poor Jack hangs his skeleton head as he roams the streets of Halloween Town. Little does he know that he is about to stumble upon something that will change his life forever!
The artwork measures 6.5" x 8".
US$ 3250 (unframed).
Add this piece to your collection for only US$650 a month.
NMDCS10
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Nightmare Before Christmas
(1993)
Twenty Faces of Jack
Sculpture of Jack Skellington
Have you ever seen the set of Jack Skellington head models signed by Tim Burton called the "Twelve Faces of Jack?" Well, this is a set of those same head maquettes except there are 20 different expressions instead of 12 and these were made from the actual molds used in the production! The heads used in the movie were made from molds. Because they were under camera so much and were handled frequently (mounted on the bodies to change facial expressions, etc.) they had to have multiple sets of all of the heads with specific expressions. In fact, there was a ten-person mold-making department on the set that did this for all of the characters. These pieces were made from those molds used in the production, and this set includes twenty different expressions of Jack Skellington, though these heads were not actually under camera--they were made from the original movie molds before they were destroyed but not actually screen-used. We do not know if they are "spares" per se or just extras that were made for people who worked on the movie before the set was struck.
An excellent and unique collectors piece and a Must Have!!!
This is framed in a deep box which measures 22" x 19" with a depth of 3.75". Each head is approximately 1.5" high.
(framed).
TBAFOJ
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Nightmare Before Christmas
(1993)
Concept piece of Sally from Nightmare Before Christmas
The beautiful and dear Sally in her workshop complete with her picture of Jack. She is rendered here with an adorable smile and nice, open eyes.
The artwork measures 5.5" x 8".
(unframed).
TBAPB41
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Nightmare Before Christmas
(1993)
Concept piece of Santa Claus
This piece measures 9.75" x 11.5".
This drawing is affixed to black matte board.
(unframed).
NGTPB16
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Nightmare Before Christmas
(1993)
Storyboard of the Pumpkin King
This is an astonishingly vibrant image of this character on fire, dancing. This is an excellent opportunity for any Nightmare fan to obtain a dramatic storyboard with an excellent composition as well!
The artwork measures 5.5" x 8".
There is evidence of staple holes towards the extremes of each corner which can be easily matted out.
There are also pin holes toward the extreme upper edge toward the center. There is slight evidence of handling.
As pinning up storyboards for evaluation was often part of the creative process, this is fairly common for this type of work.
(unframed).
NMDCS1
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Nightmare Before Christmas
(1993)
Storyboard of Jack Skellington
The artwork measures 5.5" x 8".
As is common with this type of artwork, there are pin holes in each corner.
Signed by: Henry Selick
The character size is 4.75" h x 5" w.
(unframed).
NMDCS2
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Nightmare Before Christmas
(1993)
Storyboard of Jack Skellington
Signed on the reverse.
The artwork measures 5.5" x 8". There is evidence of staple holes towards the extremes of the upper left and right hand corners as well as one in each lower corner, which can be easily matted out.
As pinning up storyboards for evaluation was often part of the creative process, this is fairly common for this type of work.
Signed by: Henry Selick
(unframed).
NMDCS3
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