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This week from the Museum Archives, we wanted to feature another Freddy Pharkas item generously donated to the Museum by Sierra producer, designer, writer and voice talent extraordinaire Josh Mandel. Shown here is an animation sheet of Freddy Pharkas attempting to wrangle up some items to help preserve Sierra's history. All animation sheets in the Archives are protected in our custom preservation portfolios and matched against the final pixel art in the game, down to the view, loop and cel numbers. (This sheet is View 321, Loop 0, Cels 0 through 3.) To donate original artwork, documents or Sierra historical items of any kind to the Sierra Museum and the Art of Sierra project, contact [email protected].

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We'd like to say a special thank-you to Sierra producer, designer, writer and voice talent extraordinaire Josh Mandel this week. Josh has been a long-time supporter of the Art of Sierra project, and has generously donated a number of documents and other items to the Sierra Museum's archives. Shown here is an original photocopy of the Freddy Pharkas storyboards. Photocopies of everything from storyboards to background drawings to character animations were common items when working on a game at Sierra, and are very valuable to preserving the history of those games. To donate photocopied documents, original artwork or Sierra historical items of any kind to the Sierra Museum and the Art of Sierra project, contact [email protected].