Sonny Hall is a jack of all trades that moves through today’s creative landscape with the cheek and charm of a Dickensian character.
“I’m shameless, maybe not so much now, but in the past, I had to go out my way to get what I want..and I think that kind of ownership of oneself, and all of that is vital. I don’t expect things to come to me,” says Hall with a cigarette nonchalantly hanging from his mouth, as he shuffles around his apartment trying to swerve the sounds of builders on his roof.
The multi-hyphenate 22-year-old is a refreshing departure from the overdone self-obsessed artist shtick. Having grown up in the English capital, London’s bustling and alluring streets have long been Hall’s playground for mischief, self-discovery, and growth. An inimitable environment that has molded the emerging artist into an other-worldly sort, set apart from his peers with the gift of the gab and extremely welcoming composure.
Jony Ive’s advice to the next generation of designers
Jony Ive’s advice to the next generation of designers
Sir Jony Ive spotlights the power of imagination at California College of the Arts’ 2021 commencement
Still image of Sir Jony Ive, in a film directed by Nick Knight, produced by SHOWStudio
Sir Jony Ive – former chief design officer at Apple, and founder of the LoveFrom collective – has given some heartfelt and truly moving messages to the next generation of design talent, during a virtual ceremony at California College of the Arts, for the graduating class of 2021.
‘As a generation of creatives, with your own new and hopeful ideas, you are critically important,’ says Ive, to the 500 graduating artists, makers, architects and designers he is directly addressing. Listening too, are countless others striving to find footing in a world hit hard by the pandemic. ‘This is not the time to seek the comfortable familiarity of the past,’ Ive continues in a poignant
5 May 2021
The majority of Georgians believe President Joe Biden and the Democrats are steering America in the wrong direction, causing struggle ahead of the midterms for far-left Georgia Democrat Sen. Raphael Warnock, who is set to run for reelection.
Fifty-two percent of Georgians believe Biden and the far-left Democrats in Washington have pushed Americans down the wrong path, which was shown in a recent poll.
The poll took place April 20 to May 3 by the School of Public and International Affairs at the University of Georgia, six months since the general election and the runoff for the two Senate seats in Georgia. The survey asked 844 registered voters, with a margin of error of 3.4 percentage points.
Five Tyler Legacy student-athletes sign with college programs
Tyler Legacy signees (Tyler Legacy Athletics)(Tyler Legacy Athletics)
By Tyler ISD Press Release
Published: May. 4, 2021 at 12:17 AM CDT|Updated: May. 3, 2021 at 2:30 PM CDT
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Cheer: Avery Molina - The University of Texas at Tyler Varsity
cheer squad member from 2018-2021.
Shelby White, Tyler Legacy Cheer Coach - “Within the past year that I’ve known Avery, she is very motivated and always does what is asked of her. She is very passionate about cheer, and I know she will make a great member of the UT Tyler cheer squad!”
Domino s just dropped boujee new super gourmet pizza range trending 4 hours ago
Domino’s have just dropped their most boujee range yet!
Domino’s Super Gourmet is a range of five mouth-watering gourmet pizzas. Featuring slow-cooked beef brisket, crispy Peking duck, vintage cheddar and fresh rocket.
Ooh, la la. It’s Domino’s but not as you know it.
“Domino’s is known for its quality and value, but we wanted to bring to life a range that introduced our customers to something truly special,” Domino’s ANZ Chief Executive Officer Nick Knight said.
“Our team have worked closely with some of the best producers to source amazing ingredients that really take our pizzas to a whole new level, not only delivering exceptional quality, but also exceptional value. These are Domino’s pizzas but not as you have seen them before.”