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Cartoonists in the news: Rick Stromoski and his newly designed studio
Soup to Nutz creator Rick Stromoski recently renovated his studio with the help of a designer.
Davenport returned about a month later with a plan. The walls would be a pretty Guilford Green; the floors, engineered wood in a pecan finish. The drafting table would be swapped with the computer desk, so each was on an opposite wall. Two sofa-length window seats would replace the futon, and every piece of surrounding wall space would be covered with floor-to-ceiling built-in bookcases. One window seat would be dedicated to the couple’s 12-year-old daughter, Molly, who likes to do her homework in the studio while her father works in the afternoon.
The story, linked above, also has a small photo where you can see some of the results. It would have been nice to have seen a before and after picture.
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Community Comments
May/14/2007
@ 3:18 pm
Congrats on the new studio, Rick. The “new look” is great….of course the “old look” was still way better than what my studio looks like now. There’s only so much I can do with a basement studio.
For those artists that didn’t catch the original story in the Hartford Courant, Here’s the link. There’s MORE PICTURES!!
http://www.courant.com/features/home/hc-homecartoonist0420.artapr20,0,7997988.story
May/14/2007
@ 7:06 pm
Looks nice and functional. I’m officially jealous.
May/14/2007
@ 8:55 pm
CT thanks, the photos helped a lot. I agree, the before picture is still better than mine. Nice looking layout.
May/15/2007
@ 7:19 am
It’s probably because I haven’t had my coffee yet, but I can’t find the photos on either of the story links. The description of it sounds great, though.
May/15/2007
@ 12:28 pm
I couldn’t find them on the original posting, but in CT’s link they are on the right.
May/17/2007
@ 2:54 pm
Niiiiiiiiiiice studio, congrats!
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