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Inside Seonna Hong’s Home
by amid
November 18, 2008 8:14 am


Seonna Hong

Don’t let the title of this post scare you. We haven’t started stalking any animation artists (not yet at least). Thanks to Apartment Therapy, everybody can have a (legal) peek into the quintessentially midcentury LA home of Seonna Hong, who is currently the art director of Nick’s The Mighty B and has done background painting on My Life as a Teenage Robot, Powerpuff Girls and Teacher’s Pet, among other shows.

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    • 7 comments   posted in Animators, Cartoon Culture

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    11/18/08  8:39am
    Elliot Cowan says:

    I bet she tidied up before they took the photograph…
    11/18/08  8:45am
    Charles K. says:

    Cool. There is some great artwork in those shows and it’s always nice to see artists extend their talents beyond the drawing board.
    11/18/08  8:50am
    doug holverson says:

    Get down and Googie!
    11/18/08  10:16am
    Hannah says:

    That house looks like it’s straight out of an IKEA catalogue! Which… isn’t necessarily a bad thing.
    Lovely home!
    11/18/08  12:53pm
    corey says:

    You should start posting pictures of the animator’s homes just for contrast.
    11/18/08  1:13pm
    TomTom says:

    I always wonder the same thing when seeing homes featured like this. Where’s all the stuff! My apartment is just filled with clutter, I can only dream of such organization.

    There is (was?) a magazine called 3X3 that would feature illustrators and their workspaces. I always love seeing how other folks worked.
    11/18/08  6:54pm
    FP says:

    If you take a photo in any municipal dump after a mortar attack, you’d have a picture of my apartment!
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