Kesha, 30, outlined her inspirations behind the song in an essay published in Rolling Stone, in which she explains not only her inspirations but also what the track meant for her.
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We don't feel 100 percent secure in saying what we want or protesting because our inspirations were killed because of that—like Marielle Franco, one of our main inspirations of struggle and resistance.
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They aren't shy about their inspirations, no matter how dumb.
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Those were my two inspirations for what fantasy could do.
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As it happens, rubies are one of Dr Subramanian's inspirations.
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What are some of your specific inspirations for the series?
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That was one of the main inspirations for the story.
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Harajuku and Kabuki theater are two of my biggest inspirations.
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Check out these minimal inspirations for teeny weeny tattoo ideas.
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We immediately got to work figuring out the couple's inspirations.
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Thank you for the great movies and the inspirations. pic.twitter.
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Multiple producers cited "Serial" and "Night Vale" as their inspirations.
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Broadly spoke to Kame about their work, process, and inspirations.
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What were some of your inspirations for the current collection?
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The young people who call AFC home are true inspirations.
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McCartney and that album are big big inspirations for me.
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During the panel Murphy discussed potential inspirations for future Feud seasons.
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She's obviously an interesting artist with inspirations coming from all over.
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One of their inspirations may have been the Obama White House.
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Refinery29's fearless visionary Piera Gelardi shares her lessons and inspirations.
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Always been one of my inspirations, someone I've looked up to.
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Riverdale is a show that wears its inspirations on its sleeves.
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She links the rise in popularity to beloved style inspirations: celebrities.
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Liu says that there were several inspirations that informed the installation.
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These women became one of Larson's "biggest inspirations" for the role.
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Can you talk to me a bit about your artistic inspirations?
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He's been one of my constant inspirations for a long time.
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Growing up, Yachty said, Lil B and Soulja Boy were inspirations.
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"I don't do role models; I do inspirations," Jessie J replied.
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Who are some of the musical inspirations for this new record?
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Whatever her sources or inspirations, she got here on her own.
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Whitehead talks about his inspirations for the book and much more.
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This is where he records his inspirations and sketches his ideas.
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Among his inspirations are Leonardo DiCaprio, Will Smith and James Franco.
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The most cliché question: Who are your creative inspirations and why?
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I'm not going to tiptoe around The Hong Kong Massacre's obvious inspirations.
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LL Cool J, Tupac, and Ice Cube were huge inspirations for me.
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Her most frequent inspirations come from library reference books and old bookstores.
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I saw a lot of visual inspirations there from Jodorowsky to Eisenstein.
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Can you talk about some of the inspirations for the actual rituals?
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"My Olympic inspirations are my friends and my fellow athletes," he says.
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Did you look to any specific past inspirations in building that connection?
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"Hillsong is one of my biggest inspirations, it really is," she said.
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Cold-dystopia futures have gone through several eras, and several specific inspirations.
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Her inspirations, to hear her tell it, are all of '60s vintage.
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The designer Jasper Morrison counts Mellor as one of his first inspirations.
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The duo manages to transform unlikely, sometimes esoteric inspirations into tangible art.
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But what other inspirations have you looked to while working on it?
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Costumes, folklore and traditions from different cultures flood me with inspirations, too.
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One of the main inspirations for me was that band The Books.
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His inspirations are the rapper Young Thug and the actor Jaden Smith.
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Mr. White has cited the Coen brothers as inspirations, and it shows.
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Basically, we took all these inspirations and merged them into one robot.
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"Richard Serra was one of our inspirations," the architect Franco Ghilardi said.
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Dr. Palmer said that scallop eyes may provide inspirations for new inventions.
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My biggest inspirations were the artists Kerry James Marshall and Arthur Jafa.
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Keep reading to see Disney's dress collection and their real-life inspirations.
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He, like his artist friends and inspirations, had other avenues to explore.
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Some makeup lines are more upfront about their real-life inspirations than others.
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"Barbara Cook was one of my earliest inspirations," Benanti said in a statement.
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But they're mediocre action plots (at best) when compared to their cinematic inspirations.
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The screen sirens and glamour of old Hollywood are among my biggest inspirations.
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Cool, I also know that one of your biggest inspirations is anime soundtracks.
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But Rime is also a much more polished experience than its obvious inspirations.
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" —Silvia Robledo "Her paintings and her personality are both big inspirations to me.
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Actual magic aside, there are many real-world inspirations behind her fictional creations.
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No doubt his latest lineup of celebrity pals and inspirations will be there.
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Don't let the young generation undermine the original inspirations behind these popular hits.
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Kevin Chan in New York He's one of my inspirations as a photographer.
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Every artist has their inspirations, including known Rick and Morty fan Kanye West.
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I've picked this photo because my dad is one of my biggest inspirations.
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The name of the start-up, which launched in 2013, had several inspirations.
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"He was one of my greatest inspirations," Little Richard told The Associated Press.
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Thorgy, who admitted Ms. Nicks was one of her biggest inspirations, nevertheless bristled.
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"One of our biggest inspirations is surf history here in Hawaii," Serrao says.
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In fact, the Super Bowl is one of the biggest inspirations for Riot.
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The images depict the disparate inspirations behind the designers' spring/summer 2018 collection.
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The home is a combination of mid-century design and more modern inspirations.
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Though that doesn't mean that their literary inspirations can't be our welcome escapes.
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Mean Girls is one of Grande's biggest inspirations for her "Thank U, Next" video.
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Here, we take a semi-deep dive into some of the more obvious inspirations.
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Moonshine is a puzzle that might require inspirations from everywhere and knowledge from everywhere.
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I have to say travel and food are my top two inspirations right now.
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Obviously some models like Duckie [Thot] were definitely big inspirations for her as well.
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And so my big inspirations are Isaac Asimov, Robert Heinlein, and Arthur C. Clarke.
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One of the initial inspirations was the world of professional sports — specifically their spectators.
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From his biggest inspirations to his favorite color, here's what we know about lilhuddy.
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He imagined the people who inhabited these bunkers as inspirations for the new collection.
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Amal also cited Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor as one of her biggest inspirations.
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While the inspirations vary, the message is very much the same: Piss off, dude.
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But with guitars, it's coming from many different inspirations and it's not as clear.
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My beauty inspirations are a mixture of 1970s glam and late '90s–early 2000s.
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The music always pushes me to create, think, expand on new ideas and inspirations.
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I was so lucky afterward to have lunch with two of my greatest inspirations.
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He says that apps like Canopy and Amazon's Interesting Finds were inspirations for Nugget.
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Flag on the Play aped its more mainstream inspirations down to the product placement.
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Pathological aspects, fear, and the dark side of intoxication, are relevant inspirations as well.
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On it, he picks through history, piecing together inspirations that span space and time.
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The photo essays of Smith and other contributors to Life magazine were early inspirations.
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Tarantino seamlessly blends all these genres and inspirations through his unique vision and writing.
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I'm not sure I have fashion inspirations because I don't think I have fashion.
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Rogue, the game roguelikes are named after, cited CCA as one of its inspirations.
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There's the concept of timelessness, of breaking rules, and the clash of different inspirations.
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The film's official materials cite Vittorio De Sica and Pier Paolo Pasolini as inspirations.
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O.K., there would be no Fun World without Disneyland and Six Flags as inspirations.
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"Their inspirations are similar but their aesthetic conclusions are very different," Mr. Bolton said.
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"Hatsune Miku and Kizunai Ai are huge inspirations," Melody's minder, as Melody, tells me.
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The third of Buber's Jewish inspirations was the most surprising: the teachings of Jesus.
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Musk too has labeled The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress one of his inspirations.
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Roger, can you tell us if you had any specific inspirations for this EP?
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We talked to Cutler about her new video, her musical inspirations, and her songwriting process.
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He's a designer, computer programmer, educator, and artist (he's also one of my biggest inspirations).
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"Billie Holiday is one of the greatest inspirations for what I do now," she said.
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"Sounds like my little Halloween inspirations are taking effect," Goldberg says with a sly smile.
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When it comes to fashion inspirations, Princess Kate likes to keep it in the family.
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One of my biggest inspirations has been ShiShi Rose, a brilliant writer, artist, and activist.
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Asked by interviewer Pharrell Williams about their biggest inspirations, both teens readily name their parents.
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In the accompanying editorial, the singer models alongside Candice Swanepoel and reveals his fashion inspirations.
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Art imitates life, and Lea Michele admits her musical inspirations serve as personal ones, too.
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Of course women like Dynamite were absolute inspirations, but they were certainly in the minority.
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Now, she says, her Instagram community is one of her biggest inspirations to get well.
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One of his main artistic inspirations is aikido, in which he has a black belt.
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Her inspirations range from children's books, like Busytown, to the Pop aesthetic of Japanese magazines.
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Camozzi also lists Chang among her inspirations for the restaurant, but mostly for his bravado.
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They were my inspirations to get into the music business, to do what I did.
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Some locals say they can identify the real-life inspirations for the film's main protagonists.
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I wanted to know how to make desserts from the inspirations I found around me.
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If anything, he has said that his work derives from more earthy and accidental inspirations.
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It all works because, unlike any of those aforementioned inspirations, Control is a video game.
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Its director, Jim Jarmusch, cited Carpenter as one of his horror film references and inspirations.
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Some of her biggest inspirations were 48 Hours, 20/20, Making a Murderer, and Snapped.
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Mr. Coryell counted Chuck Berry and the country guitarist Chet Atkins among his early inspirations.
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It's a mess of inspirations and ideas, with seemingly no central theme holding it all together.
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Totah added that Lea Michele is one of the inspirations who helped her realize her womanhood.
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He was there for three years, soaking up Pop Art inspirations that resurfaced throughout his career.
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"I would say Meryl Davis and Charlie White are huge Olympic inspirations for us," Chock says.
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It sounds like the Harry Potter books because J.K. Rowling was one of Grossman's primary inspirations.
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But Crossing Souls apes its inspirations with such earnestness and zeal that it's still incredibly entertaining.
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She's still one of my biggest inspirations as far as the way I want to look.
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Below we talk to the design duo about creating the line, their style inspirations and more.
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The claymation-like art style of Planet Alpha 31 is a mix of inspirations and limitations.
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Expect to see even more outlandish partnerships, collaborations and "inspirations" like these, in stores near you.
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He streamlined his inspirations into forms that are at once weightless and solid, modern and timeless.
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One of my main inspirations for writing this follow-up column was my friend, Brett Davidson.
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Ms. Baras reveals a lot about her inspirations and her process while still holding something back.
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They blithely showed collections with "military" inspirations or organized around themes of "glamping" and vagabond life.
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With our inspirations and sketches in hand, we headed out to our next stop, Kappabashi Street.
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Are we living in Rowling's world — where magic is real and all inspirations are fair game?
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His inspirations, after all, came from Nazi and Finnish soldiers he lusted after during the war.
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Our food is a representation of our desires, our inspirations, our harvest, and our market finds.
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Ahead, McDonough and Couric talk to Refinery29 about the inspirations and challenges of making Parkland Rising.
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"It's like every form of suffering had a representation," she said of her pre-modern inspirations.
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Rapper Phonte, whom Drake has credited as one of his inspirations, even had something to say.
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Rihanna won the award in 2014, and credited Lil' Kim as one of her biggest inspirations.
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On others (Alain Resnais's "Last Year at Marienbad," Saturday and Tuesday), they might have been inspirations.
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Gran Fury, and the group that came up with the "SILENCE = DEATH" logo were huge inspirations.
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The Creators Project got a look at the artist's day-to-day experiences, inspirations, and processes.
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"I'm passionate about Piaget," he said, constantly taking iPhone photos and jotting down inspirations during his travels.
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There are definitely inspirations from the East that should have major impacts on the roadmap of Messenger.
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But as far as artistic inspirations, I used Bill Sienkiewicz's stylistic illustrations a lot of the time.
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Artists and curators discussed their work and its inspirations and implications with audience members and other artists.
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She looked at all sorts of inspirations, including a thigh-high, jewel-encrusted pair from Alexander McQueen.
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Given his inspirations, it's not surprising he wants to get into singing within the next five years.
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In this week's video, the artist talks about his inspirations, and the challenges he set for himself.
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"I really just get inspirations through my travels, through movies, a fashion book, street style," she says.
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Vietnam has taken all these inspirations and influences and created such a refined, elegant, and unique cuisine.
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You mentioned that you wanted to mirror the emotions your inspirations give you while making this album.
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In an intriguing juxtaposition, both Seinfeld and Gadsby have cited Bill Cosby atop their list of inspirations.
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"Travel Inspirations," paintings and works on paper inspired by trips to Italy and Portugal by Vincent Baldassano.
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Drawing from folk hymns and electronic drum patterns, Kivel's musical inspirations are as widespread as his interests.
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Reiss' inspirations range from animals, folk art, and old woodcut illustrations, to magical symbols and the stars.
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"A wide range of humanity believed that Beyoncé and Rihanna were inspirations rather than vultures," we read.
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The basis is the different places I've lived in my life, because those are my food inspirations.
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My inspirations never actually look like what I make, but I definitely draw inspiration from all over.
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Because while The Love Witch leans heavily on its inspirations, it isn't like anything you've seen before.
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Foreign investors were early backers and inspirations for Chinese internet giants like Alibaba and Tencent, for example.
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It's definitely a strange breeding ground for a latter-day Sherlock, who is one of Ide's inspirations.
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The inspirations that illuminated the mountains of Cuba and the jungles of Vietnam would never have been.
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But his earliest inspirations were singers, notably the French stars Charles Trenet, Édith Piaf and Maurice Chevalier.
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In "Jett," Gugino portrays the taciturn titular thief, citing Clint Eastwood and Toshiro Mifune as her inspirations.
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The building is a labyrinth — which, incidentally, is one of the inspirations Chiuri cited for this collection.
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She made York a playlist of inspirations: Solange, SZA and Erykah Badu beside Thom Yorke and Björk.
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"Biomimetics have provided many inspirations for engineers, and this is yet another great example," Dr. Chang said.
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The book is endlessly inventive in using Magritte's works as inspirations, and often as settings as well.
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But there are definitely inspirations from the East that should have major impacts on the roadmap of Messenger.
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He and his brothers Anton and Marian were also inspirations for a generation of NHL hopefuls from Slovakia.
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She frequently discusses her own grandmother, who didn't have the right to vote, as one of her inspirations.
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One of the inspirations for True's moniker – retired NBA star David Robinson – is apparently aware of his namesake.
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Simple, but iconic, Meghan was clearly inspired by Audrey Hepburn, one of her fashion inspirations, for this ensemble.
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" These feelings were the exact inspirations for the rooms made by the collaborators, including the ACLU room "Know!
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You know a lot about music, do you have any musical inspirations or take any classes on music?
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Even more distinctive is the link between that sound, and the Paul's inspirations—people like D'Angelo and Prince.
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Read more about Chastain's design inspirations and see more amazing photos in the October issue of Architectural Digest.
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One of my biggest inspirations in bird writing and reading about birds is of course John James Audubon.
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Eleven was nicer, obviously, and comparing Stranger Things to its more obvious inspirations made the show feel sanitized.
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Based on this one-minute trailer, we're strapped in for even more murderous games and fantastic fashion inspirations.
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Brown's hirsute inspirations don't just stop there, either: the artist actually constructs her paintings with her own hair.
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The aesthetic and mechanical cues, the sleeve-worn inspirations, are great, all from the best kind of precedents.
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An unparalleled writer and one of my biggest inspirations will be remembered and missed for centuries to come.
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He was one of the inspirations for "From the Ground Up" — my grandparents were together for 65 years.
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Finally more people can see how this film is like its great inspirations, and also so much more.
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He was the one of the inspirations for Mike Myers's character Dr. Evil in the "Austin Powers" films.
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It's their life experiences, their messages and their stories that will be our inspirations in years to come.
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Smith wasn't the only medalist to cite the charitable contributions of ordinary Americans as one of his inspirations.
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In walked Lisa Eisner, a West Coast doyenne who is known as one of Mr. Ford's biggest inspirations.
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Read more: Here are the real-life inspirations for the characters on Netflix's 'GLOW'"When They See Us"
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What elevates the series is the way it looks back on its inspirations with the benefit of hindsight.
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This is maybe a cliché answer, too, but one of my biggest inspirations always has been Ren Hang.
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The idea has some well-founded inspirations from Alaska to Norway to many state public employee pension funds.
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Robots' work has many inspirations, but much of the sculptures are rooted in science fiction, nature, and geometry.
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Nah, one of my other inspirations is my best friend Marius Syvanen, who I grew up skating with.
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The artist's first large painting on a mythological theme, it brings together inspirations from Correggio, Rubens and Rembrandt.
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Trible's 2017 solo album, "Inspirations," was unjustly overlooked — hopefully the same won't be true of "Mothership," out Friday.
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Naturally, Ms. Franklin was more than up to the challenge, topping her sturdy Inspirations with each vocal rejoinder.
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Rooms, with names like Saint-Pétersbourg, Marco Polo and Mata Hari, are flamboyant, furnished to reflect their inspirations.
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Sources and inspirations seem to include Jackson Pollock, Jules Olitski, African textiles, American Indian symbols and things nautical.
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Hanging out with friends, he honed his technique by watching DVDs of two of his most fervent inspirations.
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In terms of cultural or cinematic inspirations, "The Boys from Brazil" was a much bigger inspiration than Tarantino.
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Watch: Normani and her choreographer, Sean Bankhead, talk about "Motivation," inspirations and showing the world her dance chops.
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In that way, it is similar to sites like eBay and Craigslist, which Quek cited as early inspirations.
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Preminger's depictions of psychedelic fantasies result in his giddiest visual inspirations—which come with a sharp political twist.
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As inspirations, the organizers cite such mass takeovers as Jordan Seiler's Public Ad Campaign and Brandalism in Europe.
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In the promotional clip for the short film, Horan talked about his musical inspirations, which include — you guessed it!
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He cited people like Dylan Roof or Anders Breivik as inspirations, who also researched and developed their beliefs online.
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Disney's Descendants 2 Stars on their personal style and fashion inspirations Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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For the occasion of this video's release, the producer told THUMP about the inspirations of Ikea Zen via email.
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Use these are inspirations to start fresh and reward your spring cleaning efforts with these chic home decor finds.
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She goes on to say she looks to the sisters as style inspirations, pointing to Kim and Kylie specifically.
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Bonelli says that Kim Kardashian West is still one of her beauty inspirations — as are her sisters and mom.
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My introduction to book criticism was also through the Voice, and that was one of my inspirations for writing.
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Ten Hundred himself describes his inspirations as ranging from street art and graffiti to anime and child-like imagination.
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The Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section, the Kingpins, the Memphis Horns, and the Sweet Inspirations defined Ms Franklin's Atlantic singles.
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Rest in peace #azzedinealaia ...You were a true master and one of my biggest inspirations 🙏 x VB pic.twitter.
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Rest in peace #azzedinealaia …You were a true master and one of my biggest inspirations 🙏 x VB pic.twitter.
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Their inspirations are widespread—they range from psychedelic rock, funk, 90s R&B and early 2000s trippy dance pop.
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"I have a habit of noting down whatever inspirations I have on the notes of my handphone," she said.
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Jaz leans more in a soul than R&B direction, citing her inspirations as Amy Winehouse and Alicia Keys.
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Hanauer cites an interview Abbu-Assad did with The Telegraph on this detail as one of the game's inspirations.
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While the game's aesthetic draws from a mix of 90s nerd culture inspirations, the plot has very precise origins.
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"We were having a conversation the other day about being called inspirations and all those things," he tells PEOPLE.
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Cowell may have called her the "next Taylor Swift," but Vanderwaal's musical inspirations range beyond the "Bad Blood" singer.
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She covered her and her partner's oeuvre in minutes, and then sped through inspirations and anecdotes and future works.
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One of the primary intellectual inspirations for Mélenchon's new strategy is the Belgian political theorist and philosopher Chantal Mouffe.
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Messages of hope and inspirations are heard throughout the land about harnessing our values and traditions through our language.
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Along the way we learn of Mr. Cai's adolescence, his inspirations and the commercial and political pressures he encounters.
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This mass killing was one of the inspirations for the Migratory Bird Treaty, celebrating its 100th anniversary this year.
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Coldwind said zines like PoC||GTFO or Phrack were also inspirations, as well as legendary computing magazines like Hugi.
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Unlike Mark Bradford and Rudolf Stingel—two of his artistic inspirations—he ditches canvas in favor of roofing paper.
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But mainly, my new wardrobe issues fell within that nebulous, fascinating realm of fashion references, inspirations, influences, and identity.
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My husband's side of the studio contains all of the woodworking equipment, tools for steel, and his own inspirations.
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Romy Northover, an English potter who lives and works in Brooklyn under the label No., experiments with similar inspirations.
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Weil also discussed how writing the series was cathartic for him and shared his cinematic inspirations for the show.
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But the inspirations Kane reels off are, again, unusual — and there's no clear start or end to his list.
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I spoke with Kirsten about her inspirations, character designs, and how things have changed for her since Hi Stranger.
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One of Ms. Milch-Sheriff's odder inspirations is making the young Heidegger a lyric tenor (the robust Angelo Pollak).
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She has multiple Pinterest folders stuffed with digital inspirations for the nail art for each of the different characters.
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Beyond the musical inspirations, the record explores the notion of being trapped in a prison of your own desire.
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Riverdale isn't afraid to wear its inspirations on its sleeve just as much as its characters do with their emotions.
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Streeter spoke with PEOPLE NOW about her biggest inspirations in music, her latest music video and what's coming up next.
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I can give the same sound to 10 different people and they'll come back with 10 completely different artistic inspirations.
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Actually, I had the coolest experience to see one of my music inspirations perform a week and a half ago.
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Taking from these inspirations, I imagined a group of characters and friends off to the English countryside for the weekend.
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Fun fact: Chase actually served as one of the inspirations for Tiana's character in Disney's The Princess and the Frog.
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Talese tells the Times that he was referring to the inspirations of his youth, when there were few women journalists.
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Skipper Kim Eun-jung said Yuna was one of her inspirations to turn her fun pastime into an Olympic pursuit.
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David Bowie was one of my most important inspirations, so fearless, so creative, he gave us magic for a lifetime.
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These artists helped fuel Phife and A Tribe Called Quest, who in turn served as inspirations for generations to come.
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Her artistic inspirations are varied: Rivera and Picasso ("I fucking love all those macho dude modernists"), Mughal miniatures, Toulouse-Lautrec.
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Each show is amazing to see because every designer has these things that they're doing differently and has different inspirations.
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Now composers are much more likely to celebrate their inspirations and to take them from a wider range of music.
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Other inspirations include art nouveau artist and occultist Austin Osman Spare, and Swedish mystic and abstract artist Hilma af Klint.
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"I've never worked where I'm using someone else's inspirations, for me to then take up as a jeweler," he said.
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The contemporary pieces dotting his apartment are almost a chart for the inspirations and instincts that have powered his career.
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My inspirations are derived from my life experiences up to that point... I use whatever flash of inspiration I get.
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Considering these possible real-life inspirations for the characters in The Lorax offers a new way of interpreting the story.
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Burnout Paradise doesn't have them, and even most of its fictional racers don't owe very much to real-world inspirations.
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Historical and literary inspirations abound, but for me perhaps the single biggest influence is Trish Keenan of [the band] Broadcast.
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Gerace, who has been practicing collage for five years, spoke to Creators about where he draws most of his inspirations.
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For more on Beyoncé's inspirations, goals, and thoughts on high-waisted leggings, you can read the full interview at Elle.
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Two more waxes for cast glass heads are beginning, while other materials are gathering, and inspirations collect on the walls.
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Spectre cites David Lynch and John Carpenter as inspirations for their haunting tunes, which hope to evoke a 'cinematographic universe.
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We recently sat down with Ms. Bell as part of our series about the people and inspirations behind local philanthropies.
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One of Lopez's first inspirations in adapting "Howards End" was to turn the Schlegel sisters, Margaret and Helen, into boyfriends.
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Mr. Dundervill is playing with layers of history, too; his inspirations include Roman frescoes and figures from a mannerist painting.
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I can think of a great many literary writers who are far lazier about their range of inspirations and interests.
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William, Percy and Byron are understood to be motivated by ideas, while Mary's inspirations come from the realm of feeling.
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It's for some of the African-Americans that have come before me and have been inspirations and mentors to me.
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Rani pours herself into rap, finding heroes like LL Cool J and Queen Latifah, inspirations for her own slam poems.
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And his singular aesthetic — overloaded with color, print and Asiatic art inspirations galore — is proving especially influential to designers today.
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The experimental score draws on such diverse inspirations as Anatolian rugs, the writings of Proust, and the sculptures of Calder.
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"I find my inspirations through aspiration and aspirational people," she said, "so our collection right now is really about all aspiration."
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And while his reasons for recording the album were many, his inspirations for the album were clearly laid within his past.
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I recently moved into a new apartment, and Instagram has been a useful tool for gathering interior decoration ideas and inspirations.
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We caught up with Strutz to talk about her inspirations, learning on the job, and portraiture as a form of appreciation.
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Bewitched creator Sol Saks cited Bell, Book and Candle and I Married a Witch as inspirations for his classic TV series.
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The finished product is something of an amalgamation of inspirations: Ingmar Bergman, Woody Allen, a little bit Robert Altman's Short Cuts.
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Creators spoke to Natalie Krim about the evolution of her practice, her artistic process, her inspirations, and her first love: lingerie.
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On Instagram, women are documenting their moon-motivated self-care rituals and a flurry of new launches have cited lunar inspirations.
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"I find my inspirations through aspiration and aspirational people, so our collection right now is really about all aspiration," she says.
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He also feels Pinterest is too focused on discovery and public sharing to be used for collecting your own private inspirations.
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Blake Shelton has had many inspirations on his road to becoming one of the biggest country music stars in the world.
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TRAVEL A picture caption last Sunday with the cover article, about searching for Vincent van Gogh's inspirations, misidentified his painting shown.
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The backdrop for all of this is a sci-fi thriller that isn't afraid to indulge in its clear Hollywood inspirations.
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Alien Day's justification for turning April 20153th into a holiday is unquestionably less joyful or original than either of its inspirations.
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Richard's first offering ... a 2019 calendar filled with more than just 365 dates ... also contains Richard-ism inspirations for each day.
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"Generally, we gravitate toward surreal, bold, and simple," Pastor says, citing the animations of Norman McLaren and Stanley Kubrick as inspirations.
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For his fall/winter 2016 collection, his second since graduating, Lee lists Elizabeth Peyton, Franz Kline and Paul Poiret as inspirations.
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The number is also well acted, as the women recall their inspirations — some positive, some not — to take up toe shoes.
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The inspirations for his home were the '70s-era designer David Hicks and Billy Baldwin, the noted purveyor of Hollywood Regency.
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"I always come here to walk around before making wagashi," she said as I struggled to formulate my inspirations on paper.
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The London-based musician studied jazz at Guildhall School of Music and Drama and cites Prince and Stevie Wonder as inspirations.
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These are some of the raw materials, inspirations, and issues at work in the 27-year-old's bold and fascinating work.
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Anyone can join the conversation from anywhere in the world and can share their own news, stories and inspirations using #GlobalPeopleSummit.
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Defectors from the North have been known to cite K-pop as one of their inspirations for escaping to the South.
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For this program, they discuss their careers and inspirations — alongside, of course, some dancing that will bring their costumes to life.
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He's been one of the more incredible inspirations in my creative thinking about how you form thoughts and communicate to people.
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Tatyana Merenyuk is the designer and maker of a line of bridal dresses that she said is contemporary with vintage inspirations.
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Consequently, I wasn't surprised to learn that Kurosawa's lavish feudal epic Kagemusha (1980) starring Nakadai was one of the artist's inspirations.
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What makes this entry so different is its commitment to building out a world with believable politics grounded by historical inspirations.
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Francesco Risso, the creative director of Marni, lists the Italian director Pier Paolo Pasolini and Disney cartoons among his many inspirations.
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Ms. Allport began the ceremony she had designed with input from Mr. Shields and inspirations from a mix of cultural traditions.
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The pair discussed their inspirations, from "South Park" to the first "Austin Powers" (Matarese: "It's a perfect movie") and Adam Sandler.
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The late singer drew from a range of inspirations -- her life, her loves, her faith -- to bring passion to every verse.
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Ray cited Raymond Carver and Will Oldham, two writers who never lost sight of the domestic, as inspirations this time around.
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King has long been open about his uncanny inspirations including Ray Bradbury, H.P. Lovecraft, Shirley Jackson, and old EC horror comics.
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Like Walt Disney and Richard Wagner, both of whom he cited as inspirations in a free-ranging conversation, he builds artistic universes.
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As for Mr. Coca, he pointed to Britain's punk and rock scenes, weekends in the country and traditional floral prints as inspirations.
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Over the past decade, McLean and others at Imperial have been studying colds in mice to find new inspirations for a vaccine.
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I also very much enjoy a fireplace which gives me a wonderful inspirations and heat when summer is enough cold and rainy.
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It's a way to collect my inspirations and ideas and bundle them into this one stream that really shows what I see.
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Wider inspirations for Hambley include the works of Pendleton Ward (Adventure Time, Bravest Warriors), Regular Show, Spongebob and Over the Garden Wall.
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Fashion is aspirational, that's why designers are always spouting off inspirations as varied as the deserts of Morocco, or the Scottish moors.
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In the U.K., this includes powering discount voucher sites for Daily Mail and Metro, delivering "inspirations, recommendations, deals and discounts" to consumers.
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So to be on the stage with one of the biggest artists of our time, and one of my inspirations, was crazy.
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A native of China, Lin credits her early years growing up around classic Chinese painting and poetry as inspirations in her work.
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Can you tell me a bit about other versions of the R+J story you incorporated, as well as other visual inspirations?
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Now the British novelist himself is the subject of a film that looks at his early years and inspirations for his works.
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That's our wish list for Season 5 of Black Mirror —but there are plenty more spooky science and tech inspirations out there.
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I recently chatted with Castellucci and Zarcone about the comic, their inspirations for the book, teens, Snapchat, and, of course, high school.
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In response to a question posed by Chappelle about censorship and whether comedy goes too far, Kendrick says that his inspirations—N.
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We recently spoke to the up-and-coming filmmaker about her upbringing in the East Bay, and her inspirations for the film.
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They blend the weird with the mundane, in a way that pays true credit to how thoroughly they've digested their obvious inspirations.
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Lawmakers named Brunson as one of the main inspirations for drafting the bill, which looks to curb Ankara's access to international loans.
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Among his political inspirations, Mr. Kumamoto said, are the leftist former president of Uruguay, José Mujica, and movements like Occupy Wall Street.
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Now have to choose, trim, toss out, try not to get distracted by the disorderly but regret-inducing pile of inspirations past.
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Ms. Grand wrote these pieces from inspirations both personal and theoretical, using Egyptian and Christian myths to make sense of family traumas.
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We should look to create fixes for middle-aged workers that are not solely reliant on private inspirations or pricey new degrees.
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The backbone of "35:31" takes its inspirations from country but shifts into a fragmented, Auto-Tuned jambalaya just before snapping shut.
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Bernstein's fashion blog, WeWoreWhat, began as a place to share daily outfit inspirations before growing into a larger lifestyle blog and brand.
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Jeremy Scott's inspirations are often delightfully lowbrow, but his Moschino show this season was a jaunt into the lofty world of art.
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She created a culture board of directors, had them helm leadership trainings, and allocated time in every meeting to talk about inspirations.
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Exile stifled those rebellions, but the Decembrists and the Sybiracy (the Polish word for "Siberians") became inspirations for future generations of revolutionaries.
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The artist also cites the bustling panoramas of Pieter Breughel and Hieronymus Bosch as inspirations, but his mural takes the form further.
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The exhibit was an immersive look at Bowie's life, work and inspirations by showcasing more than 300 objects from Bowie's personal archive.
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I — as I have done perhaps too often — began talking about the Progressive Era and the inspirations it holds for our times.
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Orupabo treats Instagram as a sketchbook, a base of continuously changing inspirations, a practice of storytelling, a form of a personal archive.
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There's a lot of things that come through that aren't obvious references, or obvious inspirations, but nonetheless provide a great amount of perspective.
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" Kanye West tweeted, "David Bowie was one of my most important inspirations, so fearless, so creative, he gave us magic for a lifetime.
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We wanted to learn more about their provocations, inspirations, and what it feels like to make art specifically with the Biennale in mind.
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Here are some options how Messenger can improve itself through inspirations from competitors, while staying true to itself and shaping its own path.
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In an interview with HelloGiggles, creator Mira Perez noted how these inspirations play a role in creating new products that customers will love.
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Grande has already revealed the track list on social media, plus details about the meanings and inspirations behind most of the 113 songs.
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Westbrook, who translated his stylishness into a collection for Barneys New York, has put out a book of his collected outfits and inspirations.
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Oklahoma Coach Lon Kruger cited the San Antonio Spurs and the Golden State Warriors, the two most recent N.B.A. champions, as tactical inspirations.
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Eden, who has been developing CLASH over the past year, went to great lengths to be true to the spirit of his inspirations.
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Kesha touched on this in another emotional essay (released in a Lenny Letter) where she also discussed the inspirations for her new album.
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There are a core of art/photo books that have always been the basis of where we steal all of our inspirations from.
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Knight's Nike cofounder — and one of his driving inspirations as the company grew — was Bill Bowerman, the University of Oregon's legendary track coach.
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The Creators Project spoke to Natalie Krim about the evolution of her practice, her artistic process, her inspirations, and her first love: lingerie.
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One of the great inspirations for me was the film of Pink Floyd's The Wall — specifically, Gerald Scarfe and team's outstanding, nightmarish animations.
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In an interview with Vice, Mafia III's senior writer Charles Webb regularly refers both to the story's pulpy inspirations and its larger ambition.
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Canals-Barrera needed a look for a red-carpet event for "Sweet Inspirations," a film released on the Christian streaming service Pure Flix.
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Mr. Tanne has clearly made a close study of his real-life inspirations, yet his movie is soon hostage to the couple's history.
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Q&A Mitchell J. Silver on his lifelong love of New York City parks — along with global inspirations for ones yet to come.
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Other artistic inspirations include the perverse Japanese art of Toshio Saeki, British illustrator Aubrey Beardsley, and Mexican culture and its veneration of death.
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"David Bowie was one of my most important inspirations, so fearless, so creative, he gave us magic for a lifetime," Kanye West tweeted.
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These are informed by her perennial inspirations — school uniforms, old-school dresses, midcentury couture — as well as more esoteric nods to contemporary art.
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Her design inspirations, she said, came from everywhere, particularly her journey as an immigrant, from Barbados to America and now London and Paris.
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But the group's political inspirations — "the words that animate our conversations, and that push us to act in the real world" — are men.
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In my case, artists like Lygia Clark and Hélio Oiticica were not visual inspirations of mine — it was their ideas that were inspiring.
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Perhaps as a result of such inspirations, Sable will be less full of raw stuff to consume than its blockbuster open-world counterparts.
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And read our interview with Schaefer ahead, in which she discusses her inspirations, whether this is the future of political ads, and more.
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She had always wanted to write everything, across genres and media; her inspirations were figures like Langston Hughes, Maya Angelou and Nikki Giovanni.
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The so-called "Mattress King" loves to customize them with one-of-a-kind colors he finds in flowers, apples or other inspirations.
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Here, July takes us through the evolution of Joanie 4 Jackie through artifacts from the archive, highlighting its videos, early inspirations and influence.
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And then how many other, younger women would have seen them as role models or inspirations, and gone on to greater things themselves?
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It had fairy tales, but it also had hints of Star Wars and Firefly, and Sailor Moon, which is one of my huge inspirations.
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The decor echoed the bold-colored figurative sculptures of late French-American artist Niki de Saint Phalle, one of the inspirations for the collection.
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With the 20th anniversary of her death this August, the charity established a commemorative website for people to add their own thoughts and inspirations.
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Similar to your roster of frequent collaborators, you draw from an eclectic mix of musical inspirations, such as D'Angelo, Eric Benet, and E-40.
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You've cited those two films a lot in talking about the film, and you've cited some of your historical inspirations, like studying Pinochet's Chile.
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" Another woman, referring to the president and his wife, said, "You are our biggest inspirations, and we want to be just like you guys.
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The eccentricity of the creative process knows no bounds, and the most random of inspirations can lead to some of our most treasured works.
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At a Chicago screening of the new post-apocalyptic horror film It Comes At Night, writer-director Trey Edward Shults revealed the film's inspirations.
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An exhibition called Botanical Inspirations at the State Library of NSW in Sydney further explores Bauer's legacy through botanical drawings, maps, and rare books.
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"I like to understand the reasons and inspirations when I go see artwork," he said, tugging his earbuds out from underneath a gray hoodie.
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"We're going to live on Mars in 2027," said Mars One CEO Bas Lansdorp, in an interview for CNN Inspirations: Out of This World.
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In both cases, we brought our usual inspirations to give them an idea of what we wanted and let them take it from there.
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But I'm sure there's a thousand other things that I can't even dredge up in my memory that were my inspirations along the way.
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The problem is, you take all those original inspirations and you realize, you have to make them your own, you have to subvert them.
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So had her three actual marriages, to men who served as the inspirations for the men in her fiction, a louche and unfaithful lot.
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During the last century, women in sports have been making an impact and serving as inspirations to those who wish to accomplish the same.
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"I realized I was emulating a lot of my B-movie inspirations, shooting models, higher camera rates, and then slowing it down," says Parker.
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Her mother is a singer and songwriter based in Monmouth Beach who recorded the CD "Small Inspirations," a collection of jazz and inspirational songs.
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His clean designs — uniform-inspired tailoring, geometric knitwear and quirky prints — may appear serendipitous and offhand, but he painstakingly mines his inspirations for content.
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Via Jack, some inventive inspirations from the Geneva Motor Show, where headlights, tires, windscreen wipers, and even autonomous vehicle concepts got whole new looks.
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The collection features nine designs all in an array of pastel-hued, sun-soaked colors that reflect the LA-based inspirations behind these designs.
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One of the main inspirations behind the slum-Disneyland aesthetic tone of the park is considered to be American artist and painter Jeff Gillette.
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But between combining inspirations from his mother as well as rehearsing with a gay friend, he brought nuance, life, and authenticity to the role.
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We recently caught up with Antonov about his inspirations, his processes for designing worlds, and his recent jump from AAA development back to independent.
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What are some parks around the world that come to mind when you think of inspirations for future public spaces in New York City?
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Ms. Bravo also directed him in an installment of "The Performers," a video series from Gucci and GQ documenting influential men and their inspirations.
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Czar says Corey wants to cover his leg with all his inspirations ... and reveals Jimi Hendrix will be the next addition to the sleeve.
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This year, CIMA considers Giulio Paolini's drawings, sculptures, and photographs in light of Giorgio de Chirico's paintings, which Paolini has referenced as direct inspirations.
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By the age of 14, Smithe painted his first graffiti mural, crediting Moebius, Heavy Metal magazine, and Virgil Finlay as his great artistic inspirations.
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Sometimes recipes come to Mr. Cárdenas in the middle of the night — he writes down his inspirations and tests the dishes in the morning.
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I'm inspired by New York street style, so I went on Pinterest and Instagram and created an ensemble from my inspirations, like Haute Hijab.
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After considering her inspirations, which include Jewish texts and Pablo Neruda's verse, children will express their own tales and ideas in cut-paper art.
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Franklin went a step further and featured backup singers the Sweet Inspirations, which included Cissy Houston, Whitney's mother and Warwick's aunt, on the track.
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Recently, Mr. Chaignaud spoke from Strasbourg, France, where he was on tour, about the work's inspirations, including its vaudeville connection and his imposing wardrobe.
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A Muji cabinet is filled with color inspirations: a deep green sleeve from a Bonpoint sweater, the pale pink edge of an Indian sari.
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From Africa, there&aposs vèvè in Africa, and Celtic knots and Chinese knots, and different inspirations as well as science and nature and biology.
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In Jack Ferver's new work, dancers perform solos about their inspirations: Judy Garland, Brian Boitano, Martha Graham and — wait for it — My Little Pony.
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The team drew from well-loved espionage games: Harris name-checked Hitman, Metal Gear Solid, and Resident Evil when talking about the project's inspirations.
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Here, as before, the cinematic reference point is Douglas Sirk, whose finely wrought, visually lush weepies have long figured among Mr. Almodóvar's key inspirations.
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Some stick to the traditional setup of varying qualities while others offer their own spin on it with inspirations from various countries and regions.
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Mr. Rhys and Ms. Dunham spoke in separate telephone interviews about the making of this provocative episode, Chuck's real-life inspirations and that scene.
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Prior to the event, Business Insider spoke with Montblanc&aposs creative director, Zaim Kamal, about industry trends, design inspirations, and his own career path.
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The cultural landscapes of the city's edges and the people who live there are one of the main sources and inspirations for my work.
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One of my favourite videos of David Bowie (I have a few) is a clip from the 1997 documentary Inspirations, directed by Michael Apted.
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The Stranger Things game isn't as good as its clear inspirations — if you've spent some time with the SNES Classic Edition recently, that'll be obvious.
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Ideally, those inspirations include actual purchases, and enabling a purchase directly from the pin closes the gap between discovering a product and actually buying it.
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The way the Japanese-born, Austin-raised chef's inspirations waft up from Kemuri Tatsu-ya and into the East Austin air in gentle, ephemeral wisps.
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"Carrie definitely was one of our inspirations growing up, so it's gonna be cool to just have that girl group out on tour all summer."
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From unpromising beginnings, The Order managed to convince me that it largely understood its own complicated inspirations, and how we should relate to them today.
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This choice also offered our team a chance to experiment visually, with inspirations that range from Dutch and Egyptian painters to elements of magical realism.
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The similarities are eerie, but I'm not quite sure it lands as well as its inspirations do — the gratuitous nudity isn't a great sign either.
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She also spent some time on Twitter answering fans' questions, revealing some juicy details about the meanings and inspirations behind many of the 22014 songs.
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" When asked about her inspirations, she mentioned some names that might be expected — like Leslie Marmon Silko's Ceremony — but she also said "the Lifetime channel.
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"I now know that inspirations must come from everywhere," he said, tilting his head toward Chanel's artificial bright blue sky, part of the show set.
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Rising country star Chris Lane is taking notes from one of his "biggest inspirations" for his sophomore album Laps Around the Sun, which released Friday.
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"I have a few Olympic inspirations — Evan Lysacek, who was the first Olympian I ever watched on TV," figure skater Vincent Zhou, 17, tells PEOPLE.
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I sat down with him and his wife, London-based artist and dancer Holly Carlson, to get to the root of the album's otherworldly inspirations.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads That film is open to all sorts of escapes, inspirations, and incursions has long been the stuff of movies.
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One of Meghan Markle's favorite beauty treatments is named after one of her favorite style inspirations — the original queen of the power brow — Audrey Hepburn.
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"We did really fun patches and added elements that we loved from our initial inspirations, but then we added our fresh twist," Hadid told Vogue.
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The gold lamé Haute Couture gown was created just for the Dior brand ambassador based on her "wishes and inspirations," according to a press release.
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Including so much information about the artist's thoughts and inspirations make Elective Affinities as much about the process of creating art as the final result.
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Their culinary biographies, printed and displayed like menus, convey their diverse backgrounds as well as their inspirations, signature dishes, ultimate comfort foods, and essential ingredients.
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From the United States to Madagascar, young women opened up about their ambitions, inspirations, thoughts on inequality and even recommended their favorite girl-power anthems.
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For more on Whedon, check out our 2013 deep-dive interview with the director where he talks about his upbringing, inspirations, early career and more.
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I realize now, having written this, that I put "uniquely" beautiful in the headline and then cited similar looks or inspirations for all the games.
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They are influencers, inspirations and innovators, and no one should overlook their work when considering the development of electronic music as we know it today.
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One of the inspirations for Thomm's pop-culture pastiches is an understanding that his bold and bright designs "will exist far longer" that he does.
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More than any other programme, it has captured the inspirations and aspirations of the visionaries, the disruptors and the titans who have shaped Asia's economy.
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"David Bowie was one of my most important inspirations, so fearless, so creative, he gave us magic for a lifetime," wrote Kanye West on Twitter.
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Bozulich returned to one of the Fibbers' early inspirations, Willie Nelson's Red Headed Stranger, covering it in full as her first solo album in 2003.
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But merely including a nod in a video to other inspirations and creators who've come before BuzzFeed hurts nothing, and could help spread the love.
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In collecting his first BAFTA, he paid tribute to his mother and listed actors Daniel Day-Lewis, Gary Oldman and Peter O'Toole among his inspirations.
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Watch "Better Life" below and read on for our talk with Storm about what the narrative may mean and the inspirations behind KOTA's engrossing world.
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Counting West Coast gangsta rapper Warren G and the sitcom "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" as inspirations, he started rapping by the fourth grade.
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Inspirations ranged from the nouveau realism of Yves Klein, the high-concept Minimalism of Dan Graham and the work of radical Italian architecture collective Superstudio.
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Whitehead talks about his inspirations for the book, and why it was a mistake to try to reread Toni Morrison's "Beloved" while he was writing.
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He told The Guardian that one of his inspirations for starting the company was all the stress and sleep deprivation he experienced running Mind Candy.
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They've been close friends ever since, with Butler citing the 46-year-old's vigorous work ethic as one of the biggest inspirations in his life.
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We intended to redefine ourselves while keeping our own sound, letting in all kind of musical inspirations from classical, and shamanistic to modern and psychedelic.
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Hopepunk, then, is a way of drawing energy and strength from fictional inspirations in order to keep fighting the good fight in the real world.
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Perhaps it makes sense to select that other, also recent recording, the one that merges several of these stylistic inspirations — you know, for efficiency's sake.
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Here, he shares his many inspirations with T. "I wasn't even remotely interested in fashion," the accessories designer Pierre Hardy says of his Parisian childhood.
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Chummily businesslike, with a polished spiel about his love of art, Mr. Hill talked about his inspirations and approaches in the Blackstone offices last month.
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Backstage before shows, reviewers dutifully scribble down the often random references that designers make to the scrapbook inspirations they have pinned to their mood boards.
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Other inspirations came from 1970s color photography, and many of the shoes had a ribbon-style Bally logo from a 1940 Reynold Vuilleumier advertising poster.
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Rocha has fashion in her blood — her father John Rocha was also a designer — but photography and art have always served as inspirations to her.
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Ahead of Transgender Day of Visibility, Broadly spoke to Clay about her inspirations, the trap of tokenization, and the advice she has for young photographers.
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How George and Amal Clooney Keep Their Marriage 'Happy and Healthy' Clooney also mentioned associate Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor as one of her biggest inspirations.
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Which isn't a deal breaker at all since the OnePlus 3's design drew inspirations from all of the best premium phones and was already superb.
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" Mr. Klein, who curated Mr. DiBenedetto's exhibition, noted the artist's far-reaching inspirations, which include speculative and science fiction, psychedelic art and the film "Easy Rider.
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But it all really falls back to the songwriting, flitting between Leonard Cohen homages and Rufus Wainwright inspirations, always more than the sum of its parts.
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You can hear a little of both of those inspirations throughout the record—which expands her glitch-ridden singer-songwriterisms into something bigger and more complex.
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His inspirations have ranged from lesser-known American Precisionists, such as Ralston Crawford, to Shaker quilts, to the Harlequin pattern we see in early Picasso paintings.
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"Having a blast at the #Grammys2017 wearing my inspirations!" the singer-songwriter wrote on Instagram, to describe her Andre Soriano tulle gown covered in classic CDs.
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"She is probably one of my biggest inspirations and why I do music," Day told the Rock Hall's red carpet correspondent Carrie Keagan before the ceremony.
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On the eve of its release, I spoke with Blomkamp about his new film, the real-world inspirations, and the key to success for Oats Studios.
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It comes as no surprise, then, that for the past six years, Granade has been living and working in the land of unlikely inspirations: Los Angeles.
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We chatted with Beachler about her inspirations — and exactly how she brought the imaginary world of Wakanda from comic books and scripts to the big screen.
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Mensa credits his "deep musical knowledge and Rolodex of inspirations," for the eclectic sound of the album, which boasts features from Pharrell, The-Dream and Weezer.
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Each section has an in-depth essay by Ginsberg and other authors on the artistic inspirations, policies, and politics that guided these distinct propaganda poster legacies.
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Cosmopolitan reports that one baker is taking the magic into her own hands and creating Disney Princess-inspired pies that look just like their animated inspirations.
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For years, badass women like Serena Williams and Aly Raisman have had their toned bodies critiqued, even though these athletes are fitness inspirations to women everywhere.
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Kyoto Animation's unique, risk-taking mindset and its warm-natured approach to employment nurtured an environment that made it easy for artists to chase their inspirations.
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In a series of videos released this week, creators at Nintendo—including Producer Eiji Aonuma—go deep on the inspirations and design process behind the game.
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"It was just such a surreal moment for me because I've looked up to all the SI models and my mom — they've always been my inspirations."
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Bender talks about his inspirations, the mediums he works in, and how whether he's painting and directing, it's all about taking the viewer on a ride.
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As the show has been praised for emulating the works of Spielberg and Carpenter, the actor behind the character has his own inspirations for horrifying audiences.
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Aided by the revelations of Japanese prints, his ecstatic illuminations were the result of chromatic calculations and inspirations, many of which are documented in his letters.
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While it can be frustrating to see some filmmakers dash off copies of other movies, it's deeply enjoyable to find one who so appreciates his inspirations.
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" Mr. Henson is one of the inspirations for the title character in Mr. Grabenstein's best-selling "Escape From Mr. Lemoncello's Library" and his new book, "Mr.
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But not unlike those of one of her inspirations, Carl Jung, her themes are accessed from her own dreams which are steadfastly recorded in dream journals.
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In an intimate interview-style salon on October 303, Dunham and Staver will explore their inspirations, how their art represents everyday life, contemporary politics and more.
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" Action also shares the multiple inspirations for the book, something that Mario Batali—who wrote the foreword—calls "a map of the inside of Bronson's brain.
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His style can be traced from inspirations like Kanye and R&B artists like Usher, Michael Jackson and, of course, the Mount Rushmore of Toronto greats.
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Like Lokal, the group's network of neighborhood pubs, the focus is on traditional Czech cuisine, but with earlier inspirations — specifically, the kitchens of 16th-century aristocrats.
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The BET mini-series about New Edition was successful because it understood that history — it staged New Edition's inspirations and influences as part of the story.
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If that bizarre combination appeals to you, you're in luck — while The Love Witch leans heavily on its inspirations, it isn't like anything you've seen before.
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"A fusion of both Japanese and Belgian comics inspirations and sensibilities, such as Ghost in the Shell, Akira, or Peeters & Schuiten's work," say Jeudy and Caëcke.
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During a two-week takeover of the Mayfair townhouse, in celebration of the collection, Hillier and Bartley will showcase their inspirations in a real-world setting.
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He continues to develop his own personal style based on artist inspirations like Malika Favre, Olimpia Zagnoli and any other that he may cross paths with.
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"We need a bold leader who actually sees women beyond being mothers and sisters but be inspirations and let others become role models," Ms. Selam said.
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On this night she'll speak about her exhibition, "Maiden, Mother, Crone," and the inspirations for her art, which underscore that there is no reality without fantasy.
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While his wife, Viviane, is the business's chief executive, Mr. de Witt makes the watches and movements, and his creative inspirations come from far and wide.
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While the stripper drama Hustlers opened to rave reviews and a massive box office last weekend, one of the inspirations behind the hit film remains unimpressed.
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When They See Us actor Jharrel Jerome also shared the honor with the real-life inspirations behind his hit show, shouting out the Central Park 5.
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Obama also let PEOPLE in on some of her favorites from the past year, including Toy Story 4, her inspirations, her best reads and (yes) cornhole.
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And inside its veins runs something vital and alive and different — at once indebted to its inspirations and ready to find a way to transcend them.
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The series is a great way to learn the inspirations of your favorite creators — and like the best documentaries, many episodes will leave you feeling inspired yourself.
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Rebecca Hall and Bella Heathcoate also star as Elizabeth Marston and the couple's mutual lover, Olive Byrne, respectively — the two women who served as inspirations for Diana.
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In "Drunken With What," Target Margin Theater's somewhat esoteric tribute to the trilogy at Abrons Arts Center, you can see how these inspirations compete and occasionally coalesce.
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To calibrate his creative process, the artist often uses a mood board to organize his inspirations and concepts, as well as hand-drawing in the preliminary stages.
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It is clear that she visits and paints these places as a way of paying homage to her inspirations, the artists she regards as feeding her work.
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Franklin and her backing group, the Sweet Inspirations, were singing the song as a warm-up in the studio one day when Jerry Wexler heard its potential.
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" Kanye West told his fans on Twitter: "David Bowie was one of my most important inspirations, so fearless, so creative, he gave us magic for a lifetime.
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The games have radically different inspirations and goals, but they all end up asking the same question: what does it feel like to be someone else's software?
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The exhibition, which launched in 2017 at the British Library, featured historic and folkloric inspirations for the kind of magic we see in the Harry Potter books.
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You've cited Unbreakable and Chronicle as proof that you can do this kind of low-key superhero movie, but did any comic books figure in your inspirations?
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It won't be long until they're dancing alongside Ellen DeGeneres, getting invited to A-list Hollywood parties, and maybe even rubbing shoulders with their real-life inspirations.
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Fanning delivers an empathetic, though somewhat distant, performance as Mary, and there's definitely fun to be had in watching some of the inspirations for Frankenstein come together.
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We spoke with her recently about her inspirations, motivations, and why she believes transparency is such an important key in bringing about equity in tech — and beyond.
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I have long thought of Lerner as an outlier whose inspirations include Hilma af Klint, gameboards, tantric art, and her trips to Turkey, Africa, and Southeast Asia.
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There is a stereotype of the magazine editor as a person working on a mixture of ridiculous proclamations as inspirations for photoshoots; She's an alien in Morocco!
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" Indeed, the workplace there has served as inspirations for several manifestos on the nature of work, including Sheryl Sandberg's "Lean In," and Antonio García Martinez's "Chaos Monkeys.
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The tennis star's father, Corey Gauff, who is also her coach, revealed that Venus and her sister Serena Williams are inspirations to his daughter and their family.
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That being said, some of my biggest inspirations are actually friends and people I know personally: Victoria Hui, Jodi Blk, Lauren McPhillips, Ania Boniecka, and Jill Lansky.
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Simone Biles And if you prefer your female athletic inspirations to be of the contemporary variety, look no further than this summer's Olympics for your costume inspiration.
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The exhibition will look at the different subjects at Hogwarts (Potions, Care of Magical Creatures, etc.) and dive deep into the histories and inspirations behind these subjects.
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And while that point may seem obvious, the extent of Fortnite fakes on the web, along with how convincingly they mimic their inspirations, may still surprise you.
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The Creators Project got an inside look at his day-to-day experiences, inspirations, and processes, a candid animated portrait of the artist in his Brooklyn studio.
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After the designer sent his take on Ikea's infamous blue shopping bag and airbrushed hoodies down the runway at Balenciaga, Gvasalia's inspirations have been called into question.
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While the designer brings her own inspirations and sensibilities to the brand, Lawrence's own work and advocacy are seemingly a perfect match for Dior's unapologetically feminist direction.
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Now, however, it's going to be easier than ever: Sugg is dropping a new collection called Sweet Inspirations that you can scoop up online at Ulta Beauty.
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This true-crime account of Sally Horner, one of the inspirations for Vladimir Nabokov's "Lolita," aims to resurrect a victim whose anguish was transformed into sleek prose.
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The film conjures the same intimate mood as documentaries like The Square (which served as one of Folayan's inspirations), while also firmly rooting itself in the contemporary.
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Watch Patois chef Craig Wong and Jonathan Poon of Toronto's Bar Fancy combine childhood flavour inspirations with Chinese and Jamaican influences for the VISA Infinite Dining Series.
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One of the initial inspirations for the show was coming across this small box that had been attached to a warship to detect chemical and nuclear attack.
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The work, "Infra-project" (2018), subverts conventional frescoes typical of Gondi visual culture, including notable mahura-style inspirations taken from the intricacies of her community's jewelry art.
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Related: Death-Defying Photoshoot Dangles Superheroes from a Skyscraper Silicon Valhalla: Stockholm Stakes Its Claim on the Future Creatives Outsource Oil Painting Inspirations to Chinese Artist Village
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The Democratic congressional primary in Maryland has been compared to the 2018 race between Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (another one of Wilkes' inspirations for running) and Joe Crowley.
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Written by Ms. Franklin, the song tapped into the rich history of spirituals, setting the scene for one of her most elaborate interplays with the Sweet Inspirations.
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With Secret Society, his 18-piece ensemble, the composer and bandleader Darcy James Argue makes music with a metallic and alkaline bite, often drawing on political inspirations.
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Seen from a distance as you approach, standing like a sentinel, is the church of Saint-Jacques, one of the inspirations for Saint-Hilaire in the novel.
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The dance's development coincided with a series of losses in his own life, including the deaths of his mother and one of his greatest artistic inspirations, Prince.
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While Ms. Okpokwasili's initial inspirations may not be obvious in the final piece, they informed the questions that run through it and that she continues to ask.
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Though Peart's themes and inspirations ranged widely, the through-line for most of his songs was the struggle of becoming, and the anxiety and marvel of being.
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The Carpetbagger Its director, Sam Mendes, dedicated the award to his grandfather, a World War I veteran who was one of the inspirations behind the war film.
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It was a celebration of a clash of different styles taken from Simons's past and personal inspirations — an "extreme juxtaposition of form, language and reference," he said.
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Her inspirations, this time around, bridged the work of the Spanish neuroanatomist Ramón y Cajal and the exploration of the taxonomic class hydrozoa: the deepest marine life.
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The ski destination is a beloved haunt of Fawaz Gruosi, the house's founder and creative director, and the Botler is designed around his lifestyle and artistic inspirations.
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In a ribbon-bound booklet put on every seat, Mr. Moralioglu left a small record of his inspirations, including a painting of a dervish midspin, skirts flying.
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He's one of the inspirations [for the journalist character], but he had a much friendlier relationship with her and the Kennedy family than depicted in those scenes.
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In a blog post from Simogo co-founder Simon Flesser earlier this year, he outlined the myriad inspirations: Sayonara Wild Hearts is a soup made of pop-culture.
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Over email, he tells us his inspirations are "Nine Inch Nails, Marilyn Manson, Rick James, Bobby Brown and the painter Francis Bacon"—which is a pretty eclectic collection.
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In the four-minute visual, The Voice coach pays homage to one of her biggest inspirations, Elvis Presley, coincidentally on the 40-year anniversary of the icon's death.
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Academy Award-winning actress Lupita Nyong'o was clear about the inspirations behind her gravity-defying updo at this year's Met Gala, and they do not include Audrey Hepburn.
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Fragomeni cites his view that artists — particularly independent artists — are not earning enough revenue from popular streaming services as one of the inspirations for his company's business model.
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Over the course of her last year of high school, Lady Bird brashly contends with her impending adult inspirations and complicated relationship with her equally strong-willed mother.
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Needless to say, the conspicuously weather-beaten inspirations for the characters, glimpsed in photos at the end of the movie, lack the glamour of the actors playing them.
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Mr López Obrador is steeped in a particular version of Mexican history (about which he has written several books), from which he derives his inspirations and world-view.
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The site is like a mixture of Pinterest and LinkedIn, and designers can collect together inspirations from other designers, while subscribing to their favorite designers on the platform.
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He often cites his three daughters (two are adopted; one is Ethiopian, another is African-American) as inspirations for what he writes and how he sees the world.
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It's actually several different wings, which allow it to do things like speed up, slow down, and dive bomb — all strong inspirations that came from thinking about airplanes.
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Rhett recently dropped the meaningful music video for his latest single "Look What God Gave Her" and it features his inspirations: the most important ladies in his life!
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Instead, "Always Be My Maybe" feels like a throwback to '90s romantic comedies; after all, Park and Wong have cited "When Marry Met Sally" and "Boomerang" as inspirations.
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Inspirations for this album included M.Ø. (who she recently joined onstage to co-sing their cover of "Say You'll Be There"), Sia, Major Lazer, DJ Snake, and more.
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Finch's storytelling never approaches the literary highs of its inspirations (a very high bar, to be fair) but it does offer something the writing alone can not. Space.
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And I think that sense of nostalgia found its way into the visual style of the video, my inspirations included Carl Sagan's Flatland and a Blockbuster training video.
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"In writing her beautiful speech, Melania's team of writers took notes on her life's inspirations, and in some instances included fragments that reflected her own thinking," Miller said.
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The Creators Project got a sneak peak of the novel, and we spoke to author Mo Daviau about her inspirations, favorite bands, and go-to time travel destinations.
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"Those women were just sources of inspiration for me, nothing that I felt like I ever had to live up to — but they were incredible inspirations," Michele says.
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The actress, 32, has recently been showing off her skills as an artist on Instagram, and on Wednesday shared one of her latest inspirations — her own nude body.
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Citing the likes of Joni Mitchell and Neil Young as inspirations, Westerman insists that the core of a good song lies beneath the flashier elements of its production.
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We also had a lengthy talk with Rolie, covering everything from his first meeting with Santana as an up-and-comer in San Francisco to his recent inspirations.
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One of few titles to offer a comparable experience is the short, experimental game Thirty Flights of Loving, which was one of the key inspirations for Virginia's creators.
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"In writing her beautiful speech, Melania's team of writers took notes on her life's inspirations, and in some instances included fragments that reflected her own thinking," it ran.
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Shared inspirations bind the group, from comedy acts like Tim and Eric and the Mighty Boosh, to Pixar, Disney and "The Simpsons" — for most of them, at least.
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The latest is this Inwood spot on two floors, serving small and large plates that mix Mediterranean and Latin inspirations: 4863 Broadway (2646th Street), 2590-20994-215, bocaditosbistro.com.
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Their heroes include Monty Python, Andy Kaufman and Steven Wright, and some of their more contemporary inspirations, like Mark Proksch and Joe Pera, are now performing alongside them.
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"This medal is not just for me, it's for some of the African-Americans that have come before me, have been inspirations and mentors to me," Manuel said.
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The "Narragansett" line of vessels and implements — named after one of the indigenous peoples of Rhode Island — manages to combine both cultural and natural inspirations (or rather, appropriations).
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The Mexico-born mother of two is one of our creative inspirations, and she gave us a peek into her creative workspace and what inspires her every day.
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Initial inspirations included Ellen Ripley (Alien), Sarah Connor (The Terminator) and San from Princess Mononoke, "but as we dug into her story, she transcended any particular starting reference".
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On the eve of demolition day, we talked to Gharnasi about their background in architecture, budgets, and inspirations: The Creators Project: How did this project came into being?
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The studio pledges that it's about positivity and community, and instructors will often emphasize that it's a team concept and the participants are all inspirations for each other.
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Between the inspirations to dream big are fun DIY projects, suggestions for activities, coloring pages, and profiles of other kids who are brave for all kinds of reasons.
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"Their success shows that Afghan girls, despite the challenges, can be good inspirations in the field of knowledge and technology," President Ashraf Ghani said in congratulating the team.
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And while I didn't believe Proust's novel was autobiography, I hoped that viewing his inspirations firsthand would help me locate the source of the great novel's transformational power.
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Weil also discussed the cinematic inspirations behind the series, the best piece of advice Peele gave him, and tips for aspiring creators trying to break through in Hollywood.
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What makes this interesting is that for 300 years, since Peter the Great, Russia has looked to the West under both tsars and Soviets for inspirations for reform.
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"But I think it's important for the country to do these missions on a relatively low budget to provide inspirations and aspiration for the general public," he added.
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His age, his origins, his inspirations, his white supremacist ideology and vision, the particulars about his weaponry, his scowling image and his name were plastered across the screen.
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On this afternoon, he led a reporter through the 35-odd pieces in his gallery, explaining his inspirations and why, in particular, he counts Pinocchio among his muses.
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Siena's divergent inspirations include the rule-bound procedures of the self-abnegating conceptualist Sol Lewitt, and the madcap elasticity of the cartoon master of the grotesque, Basil Wolverton.
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Foster nominated Kor as "My Hero" after what he calls an "extraordinary interview" in 2016 as part of "CNN Inspirations: Incredible Survivors," filmed in front of a live audience.
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When your goal is to drive energy efficiency up while driving costs down on a mass industrial scale, there aren't many shortcuts or late-night inspirations to be had.
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Lanthimos's vision is so garish that The Lobster's inspirations might be most briefly described as Doctor Moreau and B.F. Skinner captaining the Love Boat through the mind of Orwell.
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Starrr has cited Kim K. as one of his biggest inspirations, so it makes sense that he could barely contain his excitement when he got her in his chair.
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The video's peacefulness feels so at odds with the fire and pepper spray that marked the events of that weekend in which the song's inspirations would have taken part.
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Although several subjects pointed to their mothers' seemingly bottomless purses as inspirations for their EDCs, others, like Kevin Diale, feel that the subreddit can be somewhat hostile to women.
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Balasubramaniyan said one of his inspirations for the startup was a story he read as a child in 2600, the Hacker publication, that stuck with him, about Bell Labs.
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Mashreads sat down with the author to chat about his the inspirations behind his novel, and what it took to create one of the YA world's biggest current hits.
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"In writing her beautiful speech, Melania's team of writers took notes on her life's inspirations, and in some instances included fragments that reflected her own thinking," the statement read.
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For the past two years, the Belgian designer has created Americana ready-to-wear infused with his own artistic inspirations, inspired often by pop artist Andy Warhol and film.
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The only sound is his soft bass vocals intoning over the speakers discussing his inspirations, kind of like a fashion Mufasa appearing in the sky to talk to Simba.
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In 2015, Luteran worked with SYTYCD legend and Emmy-winning choreographer Travis Wall, whom she calls "one of my biggest inspirations in life," through the Make-a-Wish Foundation.
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In a special episode of the MashReads Podcast, MashReads spoke to Colfer about his return to YA and the inspirations behind the story, from both sides of passionate fandoms.
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Even though Conelly counts interaction-light Telltale games like The Walking Dead as inspirations, he wants The Abbot's Book to rely on its compelling environment to convey the narrative.
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Allure tipped us off to veteran makeup artist Terry Barber's Instagram account, where Barber shares side-by-side photos of the dreamy looks he creates alongside its unlikely inspirations.
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Walt Disney and Steve Jobs are two of his biggest inspirations—he met with Apple while developing the hotel and even poached some employees from their human resource team.
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From the go-to products she swears by to her makeup inspirations and what she will never try again, Longoria, 42, delves deep into her beauty arsenal for fans.
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Her inspirations, she said, were the crooners of the pre-rock era, and Dylan, who could string lyrics together without the promise, or the threat, of an impending tune.
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An offshore and inshore racing series sprung from these inspirations and the ORMA 60 trimaran class of fully-sponsored racers fought tooth-and-nail around France throughout the 1990s.
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Returning to his home country after 10 years, the chef Fabien Beaufour intended to create a dining destination that showcases regional producers and that builds on his international inspirations.
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"This medal is not just for me, it's for some of the African-Americans that have come before me and have been inspirations and mentors to me," she said.
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"In writing her beautiful speech, Melania's team of writers took notes on her life's inspirations, and in some instances included fragments that reflected her own thinking," Mr. Miller said.
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We took a leisurely stroll along the park, where Shiho handed us a sketchbook and a pack of colored pencils, imploring us to seek out inspirations for our creation.
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This new strangeness, in combination with what seems to be a wide-reaching refinement of the game's visual aesthetics, might just get the game closer to its alien inspirations.
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I suppose my fascination [with] representation and construction, as well as stop-motion animation being one of my biggest inspirations, made my interest [in] dolls linger beyond childhood play.
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As part of the upcoming Women of Cinefamily Weekend, Kraus will participate in an evening of Show & Tell, where she will be sharing her cinematic inspirations with the audience.
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We were going into this record in the headspace of, we were given this gift to put out a record on Matador and, to us, they were huge inspirations.
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In an interview on Kotaku, Salvato himself cited Eversion, Irisu Syndrome and Yume Nikki as inspirations for DDLC, indie games which initially seem pedestrian before revealing their darker sides.
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Wall took this early idea of a raven flying over the various spotlight locations and re-imagined it as a digital camera's perspective with machinelike, da Vinci–esque inspirations.
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The show has sparked several theories about the real-life inspirations for the powerful and complicated Roy family, including the Murdochs, the Trumps, and even the centuries-old Hearsts.
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In the special, Carvey covers topics ranging from Donald Trump, working as a waiter, his inspirations for the character Garth from Wayne's World, performing for Bill Gates and more.
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Warby Parker opened its website eight years ago and quickly became one of the inspirations for a generation of e-commerce brands aiming at a younger, hipper customer base.
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The look — including the ombré effect created by the delicate layering of the feathers to the hourglass silhouette — evoked the style of Josephine Baker, one of Ms. Erivo's inspirations.
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Like the similarly audacious Atlanta, the series isn't as joke-heavy as some comedies, but it's more joke-heavy than a show like Louie (one of its obvious inspirations).
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Refinery29 talked to Rapsody to explore her inspirations for Eve and "Afeni," as well as the stamp that she hopes to leave on the culture for years to come.
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Inspirations To many of its admirers, Luca Guadagnino's "Call Me by Your Name" (which won an Oscar for best adapted screenplay) is a perfect summer idyll of a movie.
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Her inspirations include Hannah Ryggen (1894-1970), the Swedish-born Norwegian artist whose large anti-fascist weavings from the 1930s were among the standouts at Documenta 13 in 2012.
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Games like Grand Turismo or Forza are big inspirations, because they have this level of kind of complexity and simulation, but with the option to ease players into it.
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The flower serves as one of the principal inspirations behind Neous, the shoe label he founded in London in 2015 with his longtime friend, the fashion stylist Vanissa Antonious.
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Still, this was Versace, and there was no shortage of bondage straps, safety pins and — in the midst of all the grunge inspirations — flashes of the house's signature luxury.
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His style of play was one of the inspirations for Texas coach Shaka Smart, which means he's been around long enough that younger coaches have grown up studying him.
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We may not all be able to do gymnastics like that right when we wake up, but Britney's little morning inspirations definitely make it easier to get out of bed.
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His latest single, "Stop," combines a sound reminiscent of The Weeknd with an emo country twang; Harry lists Johnny Cash, Bruce Springsteen, and, of course, Chamillionaire as his biggest inspirations.
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We totally get it, but we wanted to pick her brain anyway to discuss her inspirations, her advice for young women, and a very exciting new project she's working on.
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In a period of racial and cultural sensitivity, it seems designers have to be extra careful, making sure they triple and quadruple check just where exactly their inspirations are rooted.
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The Discover Shogun World site appeared that night, with a detailed description of the park's inspirations, and a live-updating map that tracks the movements of hosts across the park.
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Check out an exclusive clip from Apple Music's documentary about her below, and read on for our interview with Shark about her experience in the industry and her musical inspirations.
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The Creators Project spoke to Heuser from his California studio about his inspirations, the origins of his work, and how he'd draw the four major frontrunners of this presidential season.
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To paraphrase, he noted that there were certainly inspirations from the genre, but that it's not meant to be a purely scary game, the way something like Alien: Isolation is.
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It is important to fully understand the inspirations behind Islamist extremism, and it is also vital we are not sloppy in how we link those ideas to Islam in general.
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Why it's exciting: Gillen's premise in the book is fairly irresistible: Every 90 years, a group of recurring immortals are reincarnated into human bodies and become inspirations to their generation.
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In fact, he admitted that they were one of his inspirations, but he added, "Let me qualify that heavily" — because he said Delphia's applications use artificial intelligence and data science.
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The dreamlike beginning of "Young Ones" recalls a vintage J Dilla beat—one of Knight's primary inspirations—with the producer adeptly juggling more dissonant sounds in the song's second half.
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In her charmingly ambitious sophomore album about teenage love, growth, angst, and the value she's found in staying true to herself, Willow channels inspirations like Lauryn Hill and Tori Amos.
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Mr Bradford is represented by one the market's leading galleries, Hauser & Wirth, which earlier this year took on one of his inspirations, a 76-year-old abstract painter, Jack Whitten.
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Like the heroes of John Ford's 1956 masterwork, "The Searchers" (one of the director's inspirations), Georges and his father are seeking a woman taken by a man of another race.
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Some continued an emphasis on boudoir inspirations; others took a bolder stance, showing abbreviated skirts, crop tops and high-waist trousers, and necklines contoured to slide off the shoulders provocatively.
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As inspirations, heady ambient music, high school drama and majestic horizons seem to be doing the trick for Mr. Gonzalez, who is in the midst of a seismic solo career.
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It's more that the range of inspirations allow Finney to create pages that feel one minute like a book, the next like a film, then a comic, and so on.
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Despite all the changes his paintings have undergone and the inspirations he has absorbed – from Tamara Lempicka and Francis Bacon to Ed Keinholz and McGarrell — he has proven remarkably consistent.
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"I just want my Instagram to be an inspiration for those interested in makeup and fashion," says the 19-year-old, who names Kylie Jenner and Rihanna as fashion inspirations.
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The letters will be displayed alongside a selection of Tolkien collections, inspirations and artifacts from the UK and U.S. at the Bodleian Library in Oxford, from June 1 to Oct.
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The smartest thing Altered Carbon does is blend all of these sources into a stew that draws heavily from its individual inspirations but also has a flavor all its own.
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But the real subject of the show's four large paintings and dozens of multimedia works on paper, whatever their literary inspirations, is the fluid, sensuous curve that Calypso's tail describes.
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Then the Creators Project takes us inside the studio of designer Mike Perry—the artist behind Broad City's animated opener—to find out more about his eclectic style and inspirations.
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Ahead of all of this, the pair sat down at the kitchen table in Kanenobu's home in Northern California to discuss their origins, the writing process and their varied inspirations.
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It tells the story of O'Hara's education, his work as a curator, his love affairs and many passionate friendships, and, of course, the inspirations and public reception of his poetry.
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" She told Mr. White that her father, Melvin, an appliance repairman, and her mother, the former Hazel Redgell, a homemaker, were the inspirations for "I Was Made to Love Her.
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Lewis, who Obama called "one of my inspirations to get into public life," shared his memories of King and the civil rights movement, including speaking at the March on Washington.
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"I feel like I should just be in the Bronx right now chilling, waiting for my mom's cooking or something, but I'm here in front of my inspirations," Jerome began.
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MILAN, Sept 18 (Reuters) - Peter Pilotto opened Milan Fashion Week with "a dose of solar optimism" on Wednesday, presenting a vibrant and colourful spring collection merging beach and ballroom inspirations.
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Their inspirations are old school — Mr. Shields is a Monty Python man; Mr. Sayer loves Buster Keaton and Charlie Chaplin; and Mr. Lewis cites "Fawlty Towers," the 1970s BBC sitcom.
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At least compared with some past opening and closing ceremony outfits, which have veered wildly toward Cossack and Anna Karenina inspirations (a lotta fur) or toward the jingoistic (logo Russia!).
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From the Desk of Simone de Beauvoir includes an informal archive of the great feminist philosopher's works, as well as those of her inspirations and the people influenced by her.
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Ryder's résumé proves that she's rarely, if ever, strayed from taking on this kind of twisted, outside-the-box role, so many of which have become inspirations for weird girls everywhere.
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Meghan's go-to style is a result of the "Audrey Brow" treatment, which is named after one of her favorite style inspirations — the original queen of the power brow — Audrey Hepburn.
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The 24-year-old is not shy when it comes to chatting about her musical inspirations, claiming that she and Presley have a lot more in common than meets the eye.
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Abstract painting has been tied, historically, to utopian, spiritual or ecstatic inspirations, but in his show "Tears in abstraction," at Thomas Erben, the Chicago artist Mike Cloud links it to death.
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When Weiss asked Bialik who some of her inspirations within the industry are, the actress cited Rachel Bloom, Iliza Shlesinger, and Wil Wheaton, as well as her own manager and publicist.
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"My collection with Pottery Barn Kids is really three collections: Jungalino, Magic Disco Caravan, and Astronomad — and each one came with its own set of influences and inspirations," Blakeney told Refinery29.
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This is a game that he has written and he is adamant that he has authorship over it, as opposed to allowing the inspirations behind it to dominate the entire experience.
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In tandem with the installations and events, The Creators Project will also roll out a series of videos and editorial pieces that showcase the artistic processes and inspirations behind the works.
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But while these were undeniably inspirations, Doctor Strange owes a far greater debt to its comic book source material, created in the mid-'60s by Stan Lee and artist Steve Ditko.
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Describing Kardashian West's custom "Kim K.W." shade as a "nude [that] has a little bit of a retro pink," Tilbury revealed one of the inspirations behind it was supermodel Kate Moss.
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Given that ill-fated film star Marilyn Monroe and plastic children's doll Barbie serve as two of Hilton's greatest beauty inspirations, keeping her hair light and bright is to be expected.
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Treasured pieces function as prompts or inspirations; as models for composition and technique; they contribute to the development of an aesthetic theory and serve as yardsticks against which to measure oneself.
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In a terse press conference later he was asked whether any of the Australian greats such as Rod Laver, Ken Rosewall or Tony Roche had been inspirations for his chequered career.
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The village is one of the locations where Ang Lee filmed Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon and Huangshan served as one of the inspirations for the floating mountains in James Cameron's Avatar.
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In a slideshow video posted to Instagram today, the star (who just earned a Tony nominee for Eclipsed) made clear her actual inspirations, which include Nina Simone and traditional African styles.
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Brushing off challengers and gobbling up diverse musical inspirations, Drake has repeatedly rapped and sung his way to enormous chart and sales success: At this point, he's breaking his own records.
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Boyz II Men, the '90s boy band who were more R&B than pop, played the 1998 Super Bowl with a bunch of their inspirations, including Smokey Robinson and the Temptations.
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Chinese Inspirations is to feature works created with favored Chinese materials (such as lacquer and jade) and symbols (like dragons or phoenix's) and to show how such pieces have influenced Cartier.
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Vérité coverage of several legendary performances — some of the most intimate large-scale concert footage ever shot — is supplemented by interviews with The Band about their grueling creative process and inspirations.
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To illustrate Mr. Blahnik's inspirations, he dressed up Ms. Birley and the Chanel creative consultant Amanda Harlech as Victorian chatelaines and captured them strolling across the fields of a British estate.
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"The Hungarian academic sector needs specifically these international relations and inspirations to be able to further develop," said Peter Kreko, a political analyst and visiting professor at Indiana University in Bloomington.
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The artist cites Stanley Kubrick and Terrence Malick as his inspirations, and the result is a hybrid of the creation of Tree of Life and unmaking of 2001: A Space Odyssey.
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While most stages in the first Monument Valley featured a similar art style — a sort of candy-coated take on MC Escher — the sequel pulls from a more diverse range of inspirations.
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The giddy energy of a director coming back from a major success It remains to be seen whether La La Land can withstand the test of time, the way its inspirations have.
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First of all, on the mental and physical side of it, models have recently started to be some of the biggest health inspirations — and, thankfully, girls aren't skinny for the wrong reasons.
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The animated film was an amalgam of Middle Eastern and South Asian visual inspirations, and the live-action takes this at face value, doing the same and adding literally nothing to it.
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Together, we have built a product that serves over 225 million people around the world who trust us with more than 9 billion notes containing their most important thoughts, ideas, and inspirations.
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Critics in the early performances found this array of inspirations to muddle the production, creating a show that never strikes the right tone or figures out exactly what it wants to be.
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She is said to have been one of the inspirations for the anti-pornography law of 2008, which bars the distribution of images of anyone "dancing or moving in an erotic fashion".
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Though it's not without some explanation: inspirations for the updated 15-inch model can easily be traced back to 13-inch version that was released and reviewed last year, to positive marks.
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Part of Rih's duties for Vogue included sharing her inspirations, and according to WWD, the singer named Whitney Houston, Elizabeth Taylor, Mariah Carey, Patricia Field, her mother Robin Fenty, and Princess Diana.
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I talked to McHugh about her artistic inspirations and her favorite pop charts from her new book: VICE: How did you come up with the project "100 Days of Lyrical Natural Sciences"?
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"In writing her beautiful speech, Melania's team of writers took notes on her life's inspirations, and in some instances included fragments that reflected her own thinking," said Jason Miller, senior communications advisor.
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From reframing the conversation around virginity to reclaiming public nudity, West spoke to Broadly about the inspirations and themes behind 98, which features sex workers, trans women, and women of color alike.
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The game has clear Star Trek inspirations, from the boxy shuttle to the tricorder-like scanner to the fact that everyone reads physical books even though it's 30 years in the future.
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But this free event from the Brooklyn Public Library, for ages 6 through 12, features writers and illustrators from the borough giving readings, discussing their inspirations and leading art activities for fans.
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"We must carefully craft a strategy that targets and defeats the expansionist, bloodthirsty and supremacist inspirations that fuel jihadist groups while not abridging the peaceful and tolerant worship of God," he said.
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With its idyllic pastures, coastal views, and post-industrial factory towns and cities like Leeds, Liverpool, and Manchester, Northern England has historically provided major inspirations for fashion, editorial photography, and even music.
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One of Trump's inspirations, judging by how often he used to tweet passages from it, is Sun Tzu's "The Art of War," which contains some instructions about how to maintain such loyalty.
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He does not consider himself a big reader, he said, but credits Indiana Jones novels and H.G. Wells's "The Time Machine" as inspirations for the kind of story he wanted to tell.
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The breakdown in the middle — when Aretha soars over the "whoop-whoop" refrain of her backup singers, the Sweet Inspirations — showed just who in this romantic relationship would end up on top.
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Here, he shares his many inspirations with T. "I grew up to the steady hum of sewing machines," says Albert Kriemler, the creative director of his family's 212-year-old company, Akris.
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Mr. Xu, who grew up in Queens, N.Y., cited Wong Kar-wai films, Christopher Doyle cinematography, Fan Ho photography and '90s gangster movies like "Young and Dangerous" as inspirations for his work.
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The work matched the creative fervor of its disparate inspirations — Legos, Giotto's frescoes — and offered an important reminder: technology has not put an end to alchemy, it has merely changed its language.
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To celebrate the new shop, she also created her own photo book with images by her personal friends and inspirations Perry Ogden, Roni Horn and more, which guests can take for free.
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David Lynch has always said that one of his original inspirations for "Twin Peaks" was the sound of the wind in the trees in the Pacific Northwest, which he finds mesmerizingly beautiful.
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She herself has said that her inspirations include the American comic Andy Kaufman, as well as the Hollywood films of Ernst Lubitsch and Billy Wilder, and the Berlin theater troupe Gob Squad.
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I think my biggest inspirations are still comics and cartoons from the 1930s till '60s and everything from political cartoons and milk carton designs to postwar cheap Japanese and Korean comic books.
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Ms. Abney's sources and inspirations range accordingly and include Jean-Michel Basquiat and Romare Bearden, Stuart Davis and Faith Ringgold, digital imaging and street art, Robert Colescott, Picasso, and Robert H. Johnson.
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I have a lot of musical inspirations, but in terms of keeping going when times are tough and just doing it for the sake of creative expression, I'd say Mark E. Smith.
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Sonic Mania bears a favorable comparison with Donkey Kong Country Returns: A game that knows what was fun about its 90s inspirations, and brings that to the table alongside strong platforming fundamentals.
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One of his inspirations was a set of vintage photographs of low-friction beds from the 1950s, where doctors measured the body's recoil as the heart beats as a proxy for cardiac function.
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Here, Caughthran contextualizes the evolution of both The Bronx and Mariachi El Bronx, and how a dark time for the former spurred the latter, bringing with it a new set of creative inspirations.
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Aside from Flight of The Conchords, Karen Kilgariff, Henry Phillips, Drennon Davis, and Erin & Melissa who all seem to put music first and comedy second, all my inspirations are just straight-up musicians.
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"Self-love and community were big inspirations when we were building this chatbot, so we wanted to integrate them in a way that would be meaningful to users and allies alike," Williams said.
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While one of the inspirations for this and other drawings in the show is Singh's study of stitches, embroidery, and the underlying structure used in weaving, she also exceeds the boundaries of patterning.
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In the first clip, the sisters reveal the inspirations behind three of the songs from the album, which all happen to be exactly the kind of empowerment anthem young women need right now.
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Fitzgerald, an Egyptologist by training, lays out the evidence we have and what we lack in understanding about Ancient Greek dance, and the sources of inspirations that Bakst drew from throughout his life.
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But that doesn't undercut the pleasures of the journey itself, and Tully is able to craft a hypnotic film that offers its own unique pleasures, even where some of its inspirations are apparent.
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I was also able to talk to filmmaker Werner Herzog, as well as one of its executive producers, Netscout's Jim McNiel, about the process of making the film, its inspirations and its goals.
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"The mood of a pioneer, the wanderlust of a pagan traveler exploring the universe... a melange of inspirations and influences, times and placea... combining different cultures in a mix," read a catwalk note.
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With Joy Williams and the late Amy Winehouse as her musical inspirations ("Their sound is so distinct," she says), Bure is writing music ranging from ballads on the piano to EDM-inspired tracks.
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Matched by evident talent, her aspirations go beyond the limitations of urbano as she cites groundbreaking artists like Rihanna and Shakira favorably as exemplars, inspirations, and potential models for pushing herself forward artistically.
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Her later inspirations include the Japanese woodblock print style known as ukiyo-e — "It was an instant love," she says of the distinct style — and, more recently, following her contemporaries on social media.
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Jaimes cites Mitch Hedberg and Parks and Recreation as inspirations for her minimalist jokes, as well as memes because, in a way, what are memes but minimalist comic strips that anyone can make?
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Instead of just posting an errand list on your News Feed, take it to the next level with lists of random thoughts, inspirations, funny overhead quotes, and other non-to-do list topics.
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Passover recipe inspirations include leek fritters, Italian soup with chicken dumplings and a lamb tagine with raisins, almonds and honey: "The New Mediterranean Jewish Table" by Joyce Goldstein (University of California Press, $39.95).
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Dae Dae's influences are far-reaching: He cites both the local rap scene of his native Atlanta and the R&B-infused stylings of Anthony Hamilton as key inspirations on his upcoming project.
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Her show was one of the inspirations for "The Real Housewives of Orange County" — and thus, according to the musical's cosmology, kick-started the downfall of America into a reality-TV-fueled hellscape.
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To celebrate the spring and fall equinox, Hotel Chaco in Albuquerque, N.M., and the tour operator Heritage Inspirations are offering two-day trips to the Pueblo ruins at Chaco Canyon National Historic Park.
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I recently spoke with McGraw via Skype, inquiring into the particulars of her platform, her political inspirations, and how her campaign for State Representative of Pennsylvania could be considered a work of art.
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Inspirations from hip-hop, D&B, soul, bass, jungle—this is the first time in my career that I've been able to pull it all together so clearly and make it sound like me.
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It studies the roots of Bryant's inspirations from the hoops world and beyond while offering viewers intimate access to the NBA legend as he confronts for the first time a future without the game.
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Ruiner's myriad of inspirations include some of the usual suspects — think Ghost in the Shell and Akira — as well as real-world technology anxieties like cryotechnology and the advent of virtual and augmented reality.
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The record weaves together the band's past and present, drawing upon their roots and earliest musical inspirations and building towards a powerful global sound capable of igniting a fire in nightclubs around the world.
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Both are inspirations for Andrew Ondrejcak's play "Elijah Green," at the Kitchen — and no, familiarity with those influences won't particularly help in deciphering what Mr. Ondrejcak, who is also the director, has put onstage.
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I feel that in my designs, the colors and travel inspirations come from my Lebanese origins, the cool-yet-elegant comes from my French side, and the quirkiness and fun from my London base.
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Show me another artist who has had a Top Two Billboard single in the last four years who cites Butthole Surfers and Afrika Bambaata as inspirations, and I will show you an empty seat.
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But beyond those inspirations, the 10-song Time Well is the product of three Midwestern guys—Martin, along with bassist Robert Markos, and drummer Brian Busch—making their practice space a full-fledged studio.
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These visual poems span much of Wong's career, from 1968 to 1999, and while less exhibited than his paintings, they comprise a deeply personal and consistent project that reflects many of his artistic inspirations.
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Beglitched isn't a by-the-books hacking game, nor does it gloss over its inspirations; at its core, it's a Match-3 puzzle game, but it adds a new twist to the familiar genre.
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"It was my idea to merge psychedelics and emerging technologies, and the culture around technology," Sirius said, citing Timothy Leary, writer Robert Anton Wilson and counterculture magazine The Whole Earth Catalog among his inspirations.
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"'Ruinism' is a made-up term I use to describe the way in which blended sound palettes and inspirations interact with one another to form this album," the producer said in a press release.
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The aesthetic inspirations for the traditional sleepaway, in all its puritanical rigor, were likely the 2150th-century ur-WASP family "great camps" — those grand but rustic compounds built by wealthy industrialists in the Adirondacks.
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Work by a handful of his own inspirations, and by more than 27 contemporary artists who were, in turn, influenced by him, join an extensive group of photos by the master. Dec. 223-Feb.
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Pruitt may have chosen this image because the comic artist Jack Kirby is among his inspirations, or he may sneaking in an allegory, since the Silver Surfer originally served Galactus but eventually found liberty.
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Despite this tight focus Mr Landes's film has the feel of a journalistic study, using a handheld camera to document the teens' behaviour under duress, but it also bears traces of its artistic inspirations.
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Marilyn Lerner is an outlier in the domain of abstract art: her inspirations include Hilma af Klint, game boards, tantric art, and trips to Turkey, Africa, and Southeast Asia during the 212s and '20083s.
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At her main public forum in Rostov, she cited the Decembrists, a group of early-19th-century aristocrats exiled for trying to challenge the absolute power of the czar, as one of her inspirations.
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Mark Bradford, 57, the renowned Los Angeles artist who represented the United States in 2017 at the Venice Biennale, lobbied his gallery, Hauser & Wirth, to take on Mr. Whitten, one of Mr. Bradford's inspirations.
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His storytelling creations draw on myriad inspirations, from natural history to British mythology, as well as a more abstract, naturalistic style inspired by his training with Kenji Io, one of Japan's most celebrated metalsmiths.
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Barber, who cites Ronda Rousey, Demetrious Johnson, and Conor McGregor as inspirations, wants to defeat Modafferi in style so she can book another fight, stay active, win that, then campaign for her title shot.
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O'Neill wrote "The Emperor Jones" (in revival at the Irish Repertory) within a matter of weeks after his father's death, drawing on a number of inspirations to give life to his protagonist, Brutus Jones.
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"We've created a trip that traces the full arc of da Vinci's lifetime, providing travelers a holistic and immersive look at his life and inspirations," said Isabel Norman-Butler, a manager at the company.
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Also, as Joe Weisberg and Joel Fields have said before (and told me in person last November, when I interviewed them for this piece), the real-life inspirations for Martha's character met awful ends.
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He had inspirations in mind — the filmmaker Robert Altman, for one, but also the Muppets, because, in Mr. Iconis's fervid imagination, they are the model of an ensemble that successfully integrates friendship and theatermaking.
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" In a statement early Tuesday morning, senior Trump adviser Jason Miller said Melania Trump's team of speechwriters "took notes on her life's inspirations and in some instances included fragments that reflected her own thinking.
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On how he feels with the game imminent (well, out, now); on the challenges and inspirations the team faced along the way; and on its own Big Bang back in the winter of 2013.
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"In writing her beautiful speech, Melania's team of writers took notes on her life's inspirations, and in some instances included fragments that reflected her own thinking," Senior Communications Advisor Jason Miller said in a statement.
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Her last film, Varda by Agnès, which premiered this year in Berlin a month before her death, is a farewell conversation with the filmmaker in which she muses on her art, politics, life, and inspirations.
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Our goal is to stimulate discussion around the themes of fashion and sustainability, putting the spotlight on the people that are turning such junction into reality – their inspirations, aspirations and their prospects for the future.
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Below, she opens up about her inspirations, her feelings on cultural appropriation, and her advice for people like me, who just can't figure out how to make jewelry a seamless part of their everyday wardrobe.
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After watching a few Whirling Dervish YouTube videos for inspirations, I found a soft looking patch of sand and began my spins, making sure not to disrespectfully mirror the Dervishes religiously motivated rotations too closely.
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Oh, and don't bother signing up for a meal subscription box, either: Live Streaming Fitness also features cooking shows, recipe inspirations, and access to certified nutritionists and dietitians with meal plan and weight loss advice.
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In fact, one thing that stands out on this new set of songs is that there are far less vocal harmonies than any past Ava Luna record, which is interesting considering our inspirations and process.
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This is not merely mock-Romantic verse; it is, in its own way, very good Romantic verse, comparable to Byron's "So We'll Go No More a Roving," which must have been one of its inspirations.
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These plans are outlined in the measured tone of a designer who seems to have very little ego; in fact, one of the key inspirations for the brand is Su's own practice of Tibetan Buddhism.
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Ms. Henrot has delved into an almost overwhelming diversity of sources for inspirations: James Joyce's "Ulysses," amateur pornography, "The Lord of the Rings," American anthropology and ikebana, the Japanese art of flower arrangement, among others.
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As an only child taking over for her father, Alberto, it might have been daunting had she not already developed her own set of inspirations, which departed markedly from the line's original gem-encrusted maximalism.
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Profile in Style Sander Lak, the creative director of Sies Marjan, shares his many inspirations with T. "I've always felt like a bit of a nomad," says Sander Lak, the creative director of Sies Marjan.
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I went to Gee's Bend with a deep curiosity about the lives and inspirations of these extraordinary artists, whose works hang in museums around the country, including the Whitney and the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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"I feel like I should just be in the Bronx right now chilling, waiting for my mom's cooking or something, but I'm here in front of my inspirations," Jerome, 21, began, pausing to contain himself.
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The inspirations for Ms. Treib's vocabulary range through East and West — particularly decorative flourishes that might be seen on textiles, ceramics or furniture — and include shapes that evoke accent marks, thought balloons or clothing patterns.
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