A favorite of many Disney fans, Goofy is often portrayed as the
Everyman - lovable despite his flaws, and always trying his best. As with many Disney characters,
Goofy's personality evolved through the talents of the man who gave him his distinctive voice, the
late character actor Pinto Colvig. Goofy was first introduced to moviegoers in the mid-1930's as
Dippy the Goof. Now Goofy is voiced by the talented vocal artist Bill Farmer. We are pleased to
offer these original production cels of Goofy for sale that show him at his worst.. err.. best.
I'm just back from the D23 Expo in
Anaheim and rather than go through the torture of eBay, I've posted
lots of pins on our Disney
pins page. There are also other D23 Expo items available elsewhere
on our site. I only have one of most of these treasures, so don't wait!
New Disney Collectibles!
We're happy to announce that we've just made available a small number of Storyboard Magazine back issues signed by
well-known Disney animators. We've had these in our vault for over ten years, just waiting for
the right time to share them with Disney animation fans.
This is an original production cel from unknown short featuring Goofy. 7x9½" cel opening in
11x14" mat. Its a great image of The Goof! Rematted, but still has the original Disneyland Art Corner seal.
Goofy in 1989 GM Commercial Animation Cels
Watch out! The Goof is at it again! This time he was selling GM's lineup of cars for 1989. These
commercials were a combination of live action and animation and they premiered during the Oscar telecast. The
live action sequences were shot in the then recently-opened Disney/MGM Studios Theme Park in Walt Disney World which
opened the same year. Both of these collectible pieces of animation art have a 9x11" cel opening in a 12x16" mat over a matching black and white
photographic background.
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