" I draw inspiration from: "My culture and my heritage.
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Again, she continued to draw inspiration from her daily life.
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Disney wasn't the only cartoonist to draw inspiration from Herriman.
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"Moira would draw inspiration from where she's been," explains Bromhead.
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I responded to these aesthetically and still draw inspiration from them.
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Oh, yes, yes, I draw inspiration from Woody all the time.
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Will she draw inspiration from the glamour of her Hollywood background?
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Perhaps draw inspiration if not from Reagan then from the Rev.
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I draw inspiration from my own experiences dating and from my friends.
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And we wanted a garden and to draw inspiration from the East.
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Some continue to draw inspiration from the idea of the American dream.
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They will look back even further to draw inspiration for their current predicament.
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It contains thousands of quotes that she uses to draw inspiration and motivation.
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PW: Music plays a big role in my life and how I draw inspiration.
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I draw inspiration from what's around me, and what I have a connection to.
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What hardware companies need to do is draw inspiration from the space so far.
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Some pieces, such as a double cross pendant, draw inspiration from Native American symbols.
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Each new list will draw inspiration from some era in New York's drinking past.
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We can try to emulate him, draw inspiration from him or pay homage to him.
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These artists experiment with sounds and draw inspiration from both the past and the future.
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They draw inspiration from two different Ghirardelli squares, Chocolate Mint and Chocolate Sea Salt Caramel.
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As Kanye put it, he wants to draw inspiration and energy from the Earth there.
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Of course, Frank didn't exclusively draw inspiration from New Mexican mining disasters when writing Godless.
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Fortunately, we can look to several ESA success stories to draw inspiration for other improvements.
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Let's draw inspiration from each other's stories — successes and failures — and realize we're all connected.
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I draw inspiration from neolithic goddess cultures, myth, animism, symbolism, and menstruation, sex, breastfeeding, etc.
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I draw inspiration from that ... Maybe someday on Disney+ we'll do a holiday special, too.
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Many artists draw inspiration from a uniquely "Toronto brand" of dark glamour that marks this street.
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The museum commissioned 16 artists from across the country to draw inspiration from Jewish folk tales.
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Many will draw inspiration from this mission and the entrepreneurship and skill involved in devising it.
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TikTok offers a number of templates for users to draw inspiration and ideas for creating videos.
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Plenty of contemporary poets who draw inspiration from science and nature and memory fit your search.
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But for now, the teen is happy to draw inspiration from a favorite movie: Star Wars.
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We draw inspiration from the streets and are for the real girls we know and love.
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Outside of videogame music, we draw inspiration from a variety of genres for the show's soundtrack.
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I think it's so important as an artist to draw inspiration from people you admire and love.
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Opposition leader Alexei Navalny urged those present to draw inspiration from protests against Putin in 2011-12.
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The aesthetic movement includes black artists who draw inspiration from elements like sci-fi, Afrocentrism and fantasy.
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In order to get the most out of this feature, draw inspiration from the glitter lips trend.
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Draw inspiration from the Color Field and Hard-edge painters, and the results you found on ColorSearch.
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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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And yet, Allan appears to draw inspiration and strength from the community he finds on the terraces.
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Californians draw inspiration from around the globe — but then they do their own thing, to dazzling effect.
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Will series creator Kenya Barris and former show runner Larry Wilmore draw inspiration from the Hillman College crew?
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It's now easier than ever to find a role model and draw inspiration from her life and adventures.
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Writers draw inspiration from fellow artists all the time, but with Mr. Nguyen, the relationship is especially tight.
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Instead, policymakers and stakeholders in financial reform should pause and draw inspiration from, of all places, video games.
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I draw inspiration from those who fought before, often facing even longer odds in even more dire conditions.
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"I draw inspiration from every person with a spinal cord injury who comes into this program," Harkema said.
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Liberal-arts colleges and their graduates might better draw inspiration from Schwarzman's own high school in Abington, Pennsylvania.
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Given Jenner's affinity for natural, subdued makeup, the line could very well draw inspiration from her own personal style.
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Perhaps you can draw inspiration for a Kings County getaway from Brooklyn Photographs, the new exhibition at BRIC House.
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Kim Kardashian-West is one of the top fashion icons in the world that our customers draw inspiration from.
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I also studied some other superhero movies, and women in action, to draw inspiration and create my own lane.
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There's a big cast of characters and recognizable in-game items to draw inspiration from in creating tiles, too.
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Kim Kardashian West is one of the top fashion icons in the world that our customers draw inspiration from.
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We draw inspiration from various forms of music, art, film and literature, our daily activities, and nature, of course.
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I draw inspiration from not only my own struggle but watching others trying to do something that is difficult.
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Chris Ballinger echoed Colleen, noting there were a "plethora of true stories from Miranda's early career" to draw inspiration from.
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You will be able to shop by category or brand, or you can draw inspiration from editorials on the site.
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She released an arresting series of new designs in July that draw inspiration from traditional Peking opera and wild animals.
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On the topic of influences finding their way into your work, do you draw inspiration from other forms of art?
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The women draw inspiration from their family's history in the fine jewelry business, mixing heirloom aesthetics with modern touches. 8.
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It became way better because I can go see all these bands and draw inspiration from how great they are.
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Ulrich's paintings morph the human form with original supernatural oddities that draw inspiration from ancient mythology, alchemy, and cosmic reality.
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When you look at these grandes dames at Luhring Augustine, read between the lines and draw inspiration from their cunning.
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Future far-right attackers will almost certainly draw inspiration from their predecessors, and they can tap into deepening transnational networks.
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Many of them draw inspiration from the common octopus, which has no bones and can squeeze into the darnedest places.
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The current moment is not an everlasting state, so sometimes it pays to draw inspiration from things considered passé or overdone.
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Gregory Larin's eyeglasses draw inspiration from the fantasy world—a new superhero (or villain) would be right at home in them.
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The stairs, leading up to the second floor of the store, are meant to draw inspiration from Apple Park in Cupertino.
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We would all do well to draw inspiration from Boomer, a Bengal cat that skateboards better than you do, well, anything.
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Another suggested that Cary draw inspiration from model and vocal Trump critic Chrissy Teigen, as she's been blocked by Trump herself.
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Instead, draw inspiration from older, less widely-heralded rappers like WC and Suga Free and steep your sound in G-funk.
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True to form, Swift kept herself booked and busy in the past year, meaning there's plenty of experiences to draw inspiration from.
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Sumptuous costuming and set work is combined with dazzling special effects which draw inspiration from everything from antique woodcuts to Georges Méliès.
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" The statement continues, "Kim Kardashian-West is one of the top fashion icons in the world that our customers draw inspiration from.
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Porter's also going to draw inspiration from her life journey, which includes getting sober in her mid-20s after struggling with alcoholism.
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Both Skype and Spotify were founded in the city and there are many other recent examples from which wannabe entrepreneurs draw inspiration.
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"There's so much more imagery and craft beyond just the characters that an artist is able to draw inspiration from," he says.
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He could also draw inspiration from Britain, where "driving without due care and attention" can result in large fines and penalty points.
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Some called themselves Antifa , for "anti-Fascist," a loose collective of far-left vigilantes who draw inspiration from the European anarchist tradition.
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"The Mystic and The Master" and "Maker Of Things" both draw inspiration from growing up as the daughter of a single mom.
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Ms. Zancanaro learned to design and sew from her grandmother ,, and her designs draw inspiration from nature — namu is Korean for tree.
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Many educators are concerned less with sentence-level mechanics than with helping students draw inspiration from their own lives and from literature.
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Authorities believe thousands of Indonesians draw inspiration from Islamic State and about 500 are thought to have joined the group in Syria.
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If candidates who used non-traditional colors win, campaigns in two years or four might draw inspiration from their trend-setting design.
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MirandaMondays: I draw inspiration from the subway, which is ironic since it's such a huge part of Cynthia Nixon's campaign for governor.
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Ahead of the latest Champions League foray at Wembley, then, there are plenty of great European fixtures from which Spurs might draw inspiration.
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Through the entire process, Wilder — who now has three more children in addition to Naieya — continued to draw inspiration from his young daughter.
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We already draw inspiration from celebrities for so many aspects of our lives, so why not also look to them for vacation ideas?
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This is no big surprise; all films draw inspiration from somewhere, and Pixar revisits the same general ideas and themes over and over.
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Westerners like Howard draw inspiration from the international volunteers who joined Spain's Republicans in the 1930s war against the fascist dictator Francisco Franco.
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Subtweeting people you have a casual sexual relationship with: Like subtweeting your ex, casual sexual relationships are an amazing place to draw inspiration.
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He uses the time to listen to music and audiobooks, or simply to think and draw inspiration from the streets of San Francisco.
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Corbyn said that although the U.K. was not in the euro zone, the party could draw inspiration from Varoufakis' opposition to spending cuts.
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Thirty years later, art from black women like Solange and Beyoncé to Jamila Woods draw inspiration from these early women and their works.
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Donato Dozzy and Theo Parrish represent such polar opposites, but they pull it off incredibly, and I draw inspiration from both of them.
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Elsa's outfits draw inspiration from designers like Alexander McQueen and Elie Saab "just in their mystic grand silhouettes and bold statements," Lee says.
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He uses the time to listen to music and audio books, or simply to think and draw inspiration from the streets of San Francisco.
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Or will Netflix draw inspiration from the Nick Bakay-voiced rendition and give this new Salem a similar personality (and lust for world domination)?
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The Definitive Guide to Business For Jon Long to come up with his million-dollar idea, he had to draw inspiration from his roots.
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Neom used a photo of Singapore's Gardens by the Bay in their marketing materials, suggesting they'll likely draw inspiration from the South Asian city.
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She has discussed spending billions on infrastructure and pointedly contrasts her proposals — which draw inspiration from the epic Mackinac suspension bridge — with the president's.
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And while other young brands may draw inspiration from city streets or club scenes, Plan C takes some guidance from an unlikely source: children.
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I also draw inspiration from the books I read, and the artists that came before me, from Kuniyoshi and Yoshitoshi to Caravaggio and Basquiat.
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He uses the time to listen to music and audio books or simply to think and draw inspiration from the streets of San Francisco.
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As we go together, we will draw inspiration from heroic and selfless acts - friends who helped friends, took care of each other and saved lives.
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But as this new trailer demonstrates, the upcoming movie seems to draw inspiration from Hollywood success stories The Lego Movie and The Lego Batman Movie.
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These dance moves draw inspiration from ancient Egyptian drawings to create geometric shapes with the body, but tutting only gained popularity in the last century.
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The exhibition will explore how designers such as Christian Dior, Dries van Noten, and Philip Treacy draw inspiration from the beauty and power of nature.
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In fact, more and more brands are doctoring up new eyeshadow palettes, lip glosses, face creams, and more that draw inspiration from behind the bar.
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Taken on a large-format, wooden, four-by-five camera, New York artist Mollie McKinley's photographs draw inspiration from paganism, hermetic philosophy, alchemy, and feminism.
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But while the company may boast robust profits (and meaty heads), the Steed brothers hope other businesses will draw inspiration from Meathead Movers' community spirit.
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As we go together, we will draw inspiration from heroic and selfless acts -- friends who helped friends, took care of each other and saved lives.
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With Opalhouse&aposs spring collection, shoppers can expect to find bold colors, eclectic styles and floral details that draw inspiration from tropical travel destinations like Hawaii.
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The university club he founded now has 110 members, and it relies on social media to publicize biweekly events and inspire — and draw inspiration from — others.
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Today we can draw inspiration from the earlier experience and start to explore a multilateral mechanism for applying more symmetrical pressure on surplus and deficit countries.
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"I am a great admirer of botanical illustrations and draw inspiration from painters, especially Henri Rousseau, as well as magazines, books and tattoos," she tells Creators.
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In his music, he professed to draw inspiration from Italian neorealist cinema, the poetry of Wislawa Szymborska, William Faulkner's novels and the paintings of Amedeo Modigliani.
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His whimsical works often draw inspiration from the natural world; last fall, he enlisted 500 spiders as collaborators for his show at the Palais de Tokyo.
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But that's what I've heard from other artists, that they were very protective of their personal life, so they had to draw inspiration from other things.
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Children play at the club for free and the club president said he hopes they can draw inspiration from seeing their heroes looking down on them.
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The couple said they draw inspiration from Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the leader of the Lubavitchers who died in 1994 and is known as the rebbe.
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You see him, in the very nascent beginnings of the campaign, calling out the names of famous leaders from history to draw inspiration from their leadership strategy.
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Both Dash and its first major consumer product are an outgrowth of U.C. Berkeley's Biomimetic Millisystems Lab, which draw inspiration from nature to build more efficient robotics.
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CF: When you were playing to the French aspects of Chip's fantasies, which come out when he's trying to be Renoir, what did you draw inspiration from?
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In a conflict that featured fratricidal violence within the left, who, in Hochschild's view, are the political ancestors from which today's activists are supposed to draw inspiration?
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" Chu adds that "we do a lot of research, the team actually comes from a lot of backgrounds, so we draw inspiration from the different team members.
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The rising brands Palomo Spain, Dilara Findikoglu and Vaquera all draw inspiration from Catholicism — but you won't see their designs in the new Met Costume Institute show.
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Feloni: Is there a piece of advice that you would give to someone who maybe wants to have a career like yours or draw inspiration from it?
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It really focuses on the album making process and obviously the stuff that took place the past couple of years that he wanted to draw inspiration from.
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The second season, according to the Duffers, will draw inspiration from '80s action-adventure sequels — specifically, Temple of Doom, The Empire Strikes Back, Aliens, and Terminator 2.
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Fallon, 44, will executive produce the 10-episode hourlong celebrity competition series, which will draw inspiration from the musical segments he brings to his late-night talk show.
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With action planet Mars meeting Neptune in a sector of your chart associated with deep, inherited memories and family life, draw inspiration and guidance from your family history.
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For her latest collection, Grazia Chiuri commemorated the movement and set forth a new palette of which to draw inspiration from for those who use clothing as protest.
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The Division is Ubisoft's answer to the increasingly popular brand of "live" games like Destiny, which draw inspiration from the social emphasis and event-driven gameplay of MMORPGs.
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"The Wrinkle In Time story is one that children from all backgrounds and walks of life can identify with and draw inspiration from..." AMC's Nikkole Denson-Randolph added.
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But instead of using other celebrities or Pinterest boards to draw inspiration for her dye job, Bristowe is apparently getting it from summer's ubiquitous drink of choice: rosé.
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"We really want them to win," she said, partly so that the next generation of American lawmakers can draw inspiration from Iceland for a better type of government.
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Mormons draw inspiration from their ancestors' modest frontier frugality; Mr. Trump travels the world in a tricked-out Boeing 757 with his name stamped conspicuously across the fuselage.
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Verstappen and Ricciardo can perhaps draw inspiration from last year's race at Sepang when Ferrari and Sebastian Vettel outfoxed their German rivals and dealt them a shock defeat.
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It's incredible to think of how many beloved contemporary rom-coms continue to draw inspiration from the will-they-or-won't-they friendship at the center of Emma.
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There, stan accounts also directly draw inspiration from Black Twitter, which influences the rest of the platform in the same way that Black slang inspires mainstream slang terminology.
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" When asked about his postproduction process, he said: "The process usually starts with a good amount of research of the destination and mood images to draw inspiration from.
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Most intellectual property experts agree that plots and ideas aren't protected by copyright, because there are so many familiar tropes, and writers often draw inspiration from earlier works.
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It's also a testament to what happens when a company isn't afraid to draw inspiration from the competition, while recognizing what holes it's equipped to fill in the market.
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There's plenty to draw inspiration from, including the couple's infamous bed-in, those Bergdorf Goodman shopping sprees, and all the work they did to advocate for peace and art.
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Growing up in Boston, home to the New England Patriots, Boston Bruins, Red Sox, and Celtics, the young Cliff was not short on sporting options to draw inspiration from.
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Avowed neo-Nazi groups like the small but violent Nordic Resistance Movement say they draw inspiration from the Viking era and have adopted elements of the region's Viking past.
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Novelists draw inspiration from current events all the time, but this crime was so recent, and the parents must still be in such pain, that Slimani's decision feels almost unseemly.
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Bipedal robots are one of the most intensely researched areas of mechanical engineering, and while it's a notoriously difficult problem, there's no shortage of material from which to draw inspiration.
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With a studio still based in Venice, Angelina continues to draw inspiration from her hometown, as well as from other lesser-known, far-flung destinations far off the beaten path.
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In artists Seth Clark and Jason Forck's collaborative project Dissolution, the duo draw inspiration from cities and rural area's crumbling structures, finding beauty in the abstraction of collapse and reassembly.
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Indoors, they can draw inspiration from the carousel animals in the show "Made in New York City: The Business of Folk Art," and then, from 12:30 to 2 p.m.
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Often the killers cite fears of white "replacement" and draw inspiration from other, similar atrocities, especially Anders Breivik's slaughter in 2011 of 20173 people in Oslo and a nearby island.
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Each of my projects has a life of its own, but usually I draw inspiration and information from different archives, from books — I read a lot of literature and philosophy.
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For their part, the YPG/PYD acknowledge that they draw inspiration from imprisoned PKK leader Abdullah Ocalan, "but are careful not to link themselves openly" to the banned group, says Hakura.
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In my defense, there wasn't a ton of information on natural hair when I was a teen, and there weren't many Black girls wearing their hair natural to draw inspiration from.
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It was a grand day for South Korean golf as compatriot Park In-bee won Olympic golf gold earlier in the day, but Kim did not draw inspiration from Park's achievement.
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" He added, "It's evident that my ability to make 'Julieta' in the way I have, and being able to draw inspiration from Munro, is the result of having made nineteen movies.
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" He added that the choice of a Japanese text to draw inspiration from, rather than Chinese literature as has been historically used, is "clearly a dog whistle to his conservative constituency.
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My solution has been to draw inspiration for puzzle seed words from all parts of life — a conversation with a friend, the book I'm reading, what's going on in the news.
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SANTA PONSA, Mallorca (Reuters) - Maria Sharapova says she will draw inspiration from Rafael Nadal's incredible powers of recovery as she resumes her injury-hit career on the Spanish great's island next week.
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Just as it did with Surface, where it sought to drive innovation by creating its own competitive product, Microsoft sees HoloLens as a product from which other hardware vendors can draw inspiration.
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They draw inspiration from the fate of Enbridge's stalled Northern Gateway pipeline, TransCanada's rejected Keystone XL and protests against the Dakota Access pipeline built in the United States by Energy Transfer Partners .
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This Women's History Month, we should celebrate and draw inspiration from a 28500-year old law that has given opportunity and rights to the 6900 million women who own their own businesses.
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They draw inspiration from the fate of Enbridge's stalled Northern Gateway pipeline, TransCanada's rejected Keystone XL and protests against the Dakota Access pipeline built in the United States by Energy Transfer Partners.
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His friends draw inspiration from the Ghostbusters to help catch the monster tormenting Will, and Eleven is seen in the Upside Down, as she finds a portal back to the real world.
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I do not regret what we did that spring; I hope that young people today can draw inspiration as they design protests around gun control, mass incarceration, racist policing and climate change.
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And if your nudes aren't receiving your desired reaction, try asking them what turns them on, so you can stimulate them with conversation or draw inspiration for a different approach to your pics.
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Harvard is far from the first to lure its students into courses with Game of Thrones-adjacent subject matter— in fact, UC Berkeley has offered multiple courses that draw inspiration from the series.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Steve Johnson says he will draw inspiration from doubles partner Sam Querrey as he attempts to pull off a second huge upset at this year's Wimbledon, against Roger Federer on Monday.
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If you prefer to draw inspiration from places a bit more highbrow than the aforementioned HGTV (no shade to Chip and Joanna!), consider Bikoff's work at last year's Kips Bay Decorator Show House.
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In addition, a new Art Lab session called "Playful Portraits" will draw inspiration from three female artists from New York (artist Jade Purple Brown), Tokyo (illustrator Niky Roehreke) and Warsaw (illustrator Jula Borzucka).
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But according to the pros, this season's up-and-coming picks also draw inspiration from emerging color trends in the fashion world, as well as the festive, twinkly undertones of holiday-party season.
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Not only do the Oddis draw inspiration from their own lives, but they've also asked followers and fans to submit their own experiences of living with disabilities — and they've turned those stories into comics.
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Through drawings and paintings of the figure, still lifes, and landscapes, the exhibiting painters draw inspiration from the canon — Renaissance painting, the Hudson River School, American Modernism — and advance realism as a critical mode.
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In addition to being one of the highest-paid actresses in Hollywood, McCarthy started a production company in 2013 with her husband, and she seems to draw inspiration from the old reruns she watches.
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Trump hopes to draw inspiration from former Presidents John F. Kennedy and Ronald Reagan for the speech, according to the report, which specifically mentioned Reagan's "style" and Kennedy's ability to articulate big, national goals.
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For more than three decades this Los Angeles-based artist has made paintings and sculptures that draw inspiration from 1960s Pop Art (while also running a candy-machine empire and starting a cabinetmaking business).
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While plenty of real travelers are already getting a jump on that process, it's not too late for you to prepare for an exciting trip in 2020, especially if you draw inspiration from others.
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Some selections draw inspiration from popular music, like Battle's "In/Side," danced to a Nina Simone song, and Jamison's "A Case of You," set to a Diana Krall cover of a Joni Mitchell tune.
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Veteran political analyst Jayadeva Uyangoda said Buddhist chauvinism in Sri Lanka was a "monster beyond control", as local activists draw inspiration from the Buddhist extremists in Myanmar and Hindu radicals in India hostile to Muslims.
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Using the sets of Halloween classics like Hocus Pocus, The Nightmare Before Christmas, Rosemary's Baby, Beetlejuice, and Stranger Things as inspiration, Wood created five rooms that we can easily draw inspiration from all year round.
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Knit Christmas Stockings 2-pack, $15.99, available on AmazonThese knitted Christmas stockings draw inspiration from Nordic designs with their snowflake and reindeer patterns and are slightly stretchable to allow for a few extra stocking stuffers.
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Sayed and Pellico draw inspiration from the Korean film "Don't Cry Mommy", but Indianise it to include references to the 2012 Delhi gang-rape, and to powerful politicians whose offspring get away with heinous crimes.
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The videos discuss the recipes and weave in commentary by historians and chefs to explain the context in which such gastronomy developed, and how modern cooks can draw inspiration from old ways of preparing food.
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Ms. Rubin might draw inspiration from independent business coalitions in dozens of other cities that have built a strong, unified voice that transcends business sectors and neighborhoods to speak for the interests of independent businesses.
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Legislators can draw inspiration from Frederick Law Olmsted's original 19th century design for the Boston Park system, a string of nine continuous parks known as the Emerald Necklace, which has stood the test of time.
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I also draw inspiration from ancient art and culture from the Americas, from contemporary Indigenous thought, from the life and dignity of immigrants, and in general, from daily life in San Salvador and Los Angeles.
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It is in this space, especially in the ever-expanding, reinventing, and redefining world of metal, that some of the greatest artistic innovation in history has occurred, sowing the seeds for future bands to draw inspiration.
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But while they remain deeply connected to the Detroit techno their father pioneered, Dantiez and DaMarii also say they draw inspiration from contemporaries who've pushed beyond the traditional Detroit sound, like Seth Troxler and Marco Carola.
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Hofer and his party chairman, Heinz-Christian Strache, draw inspiration from Trump's stunning rise to the White House, echoing the president-elect's claims of fighting against a dominant liberal elite in the name of common people.
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But there has been a resurgence in militancy and authorities have said they believe thousands of Indonesians draw inspiration from Islamic State, while about 500 Indonesians are thought to have gone to Syria to join the group.
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Work on such a network, building on initiatives like Saving Labour, must start today and draw inspiration from (adapting, not copying) primary-winning movements elsewhere like that of Barack Obama in 2008 and Matteo Renzi in 2013.
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If we learned anything from being behind the scenes of Blake Lively's Met Gala prep, it's that the best hairstylists in the biz regularly draw inspiration from icons of the past when creating new red-carpet looks.
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In the years since then, Mr. Williams, 50, has continued to draw inspiration for his characters from the world of Vanderveer, a housing complex now known as Flatbush Gardens, where he lived for much of his life.
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The brothers draw inspiration from the deep corners of the internet — as well as from people they find on Instagram, like the musical artist Tommy Genesis, an underground female rapper known for her rebellious attitude and lyrics.
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The old Surround seemed to draw inspiration from the spinning top at the end of Inception, but the x24 and x6's smaller, simple spherical design is exactly the familiar and welcoming look you want from futuristic technology.
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"As Dr. West has said, in this tumultuous time we can draw inspiration from the Black Lives Matter movement, a youth-led movement that is leading the charge to the better world we know is possible," she said.
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One fun thing: While the camera provides rare views of Jupiter's frenzied surface, it also presents an opportunity for artists of all stripes to draw inspiration from this remote world — and some of their work is simply stunning.
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I was just about ready to roll up my sleeves and draw inspiration from my orange-tinted forearms for a story on the pros and cons of bronzing … when Alicia Keys announced she was breaking up with makeup.
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I also have a lot of respect for the origins of the different genres I draw inspiration from, so I felt like including live elements like real brass, piano, bass and guitar adds more authenticity to the tape.
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According to Walt Disney Studios production president Sean Bailey, the live-action remake will draw inspiration from the 1992 animated classic, and the folk tales from One Thousand and One Nights, on which the original film was based.
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We stand proudly on the shoulders of those who came before us and draw inspiration from a new generation of mostly young leaders who are ready to change the world, one workplace and one community at a time.
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While many pundits and fans alike are tipping Murray as the man who will now go on to lift the gilded Challenge Cup on Sunday, Federer could do worse than draw inspiration from another seven-times Wimbledon champion.
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"All the artists draw inspiration from their personal narratives, family intimacy, bicultural and biracial identities in their work, and they will share how their work responds to the other pieces in the show and the theme," she added.
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As Jewish Labourites, we draw inspiration from a tradition that harks back to the Battle of Cable Street in 1936, when the left turned out in force to defend the Jews from Fascists on the streets of London.
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If Los Angeles teachers can build on those gains, the victory will embolden others to push for more, just as teachers on the rainy picket lines this week draw inspiration from the successful #RedforEd movements around the country.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Some in China's central bank are looking to draw inspiration from the European Union and Britain's relationship with the common market to help shape how China integrates its southern economic powerhouse with Hong Kong and Macau.
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Because Silicon Valley's companies evolve so much faster than the bureaucracies of Washington can, Roper and the SCO draw inspiration from the private sector picking apart the genius of Pokémon Go. 'We don't want to delegate everything to the machine.'
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Too often, fashion designers draw inspiration from Black hairstyles but, instead of hiring models of color, or properly crediting the styles' history, they slap locs and cornrows on white models and dub them trendy (cue the cries of cultural appropriation).
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So for sure, the things I've seen within my community, the things I've seen within the criminal justice system have been a direct inspiration and connection to my character, and I've been able to draw inspiration from my previous life.
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Looking at the cross section of artists, media, and themes represented within the Pizzuti Collection (as showcased, for example, in the 2016 exhibition, Us Is Them), one could hardly consider this to be a limited pool from which to draw inspiration.
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It envisions an African-American future through a high-tech and sci-fi lens, and claims Sun Ra as an early musical proponent, with artists like Mykki Blanco, Fhloston Paradigm, and Hieroglyphic Being continuing to draw inspiration from its empowering ethos.
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The fact that Mordhau, a game that draws heavily from the same aesthetics as neofascist white supremacist movements draw inspiration from, is grappling with bigotry and hate movements within their gaming community, comes across as disappointing, but unfortunately not surprising.
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They also draw inspiration from New York bands like Yeah Yeah Yeahs, The Strokes and The Kills, twisting femininity and contorting its conventions resulting in an album packed full of great pop tracks that make guitar music feel interesting again.
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Monáe used her speech to talk about the influence her parents had on her upbringing as hardworking civil servants and encouraged the graduates to draw inspiration from NASA physicist Mary Jackson, the real life woman Monáe played in the movie Hidden Figures.
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I get a lot of inspiration from there, I follow a lot of different designers and not really people in particular, just kind of designers and shops, certain stores that I love and just kind of draw inspiration from there and bookmark them.
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Many of these "emotes" draw inspiration from rap videos and their associated viral dance crazes, including 2 Milly's "Milly Rock" dance, Blocboy JB's "shoot dance" and Psy's "Gangnam Style" video—although there is no attribution or mention of the artists who created them.
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It's unclear exactly when we decided that the best way for us to get some quality sleep was with a bed that seems to draw inspiration from a dentist's chair, but honestly, now that I've slept on quite a few, I'm not complaining.
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The report further intensifies the growing scrutiny of the fight against the Islamic State and Al Qaeda, as well as other Sunni groups that are not affiliated with either, but sometimes form battlefield alliances or draw inspiration from their ideology and operations.
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Jordan has a different idea for the role, however, and turns to The Curious Case of Benjamin Button to draw inspiration for playing Bryant as a man fighting off the ravages of time (Kobe has announced plans to retire at the end of this season).
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All 10 recipes draw inspiration from a region, like bison pot roast with hominy from the Great Plains, heirloom tepary beans with chile-agave glaze from the dry American Southwest, and crawfish and shrimp pot with sassafras from the Gulf Coast and Mississippi Delta.
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Similar to the old-school strips, most of her designs draw inspiration from real-life struggles, like getting a gnarly sunburn, putting your short hair up into a top knot, wearing a lip stain that just won't quit, or, most recently, dealing with body hair.
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The Alice & Olivia designer Stacey Bendet's bright collaboration with the Jean-Michel Basquiat estate and the Council of Fashion Designers of America includes a hand-painted moto jacket ($753,095) and crown woven shirt ($395) that draw inspiration from the artist's prints and iconic symbols.
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By regaling young readers with stirring tales of the beloved president's exploits, Hagedorn aimed not simply to burnish his hero's reputation but also to forge the next generation of virtuous leaders, who might draw inspiration, as Roosevelt had, from the lives they encountered in books.
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An inch-high headband might be impractical for the average person, but that doesn't mean we can't draw inspiration — especially around holiday-party season, when hair accessories studded with shiny pearls, covered in velvet, or lined with buffalo plaid have never felt more apropos.
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The restraint Haider Ackermann brought to his second collection for Berluti — which before this week's coed show was the only brand in the LVMH stable making clothes exclusively for men — appeared to draw inspiration from another principle, the one asserting that elegance is refusal.
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While much of Khan's previous work adapted Islamic symbolism to critiques of contemporary fashion, these new works draw inspiration from historic mosques — such as the Masjid Malcolm Shabazz in Harlem, which has floor-to-ceiling carpeting — to address broad suppression in Muslim-minority countries.
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The breathtaking grounds where the couple wrote some of their most notable novels has two bedrooms and easily sleeps four guests, and is connected to the Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald Museum, making it the perfect getaway for a group of aspiring writers looking to draw inspiration.
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This early-music master's fervent community of admirers is the result of both the consistently gorgeous playing of Hespèrion XXI — the ensemble he conducts and plays in — and Mr. Savall's ceaseless pursuit of unfamiliar repertoire, often presented as evening-length events that draw inspiration from diverse cultures.
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Addressing the most famous battle in our nation's defining conflict — a history that, in Faulkner's famous phrase, remains "not even past" — Bradford's sweeping installation comprises eight large-scale works that, as their individual titles suggest, draw inspiration from the events of July 1–3, 1863, at Gettysburg.
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The idealistic project and the name "Fallen Fruit" draw inspiration from an ancient Roman law, as well as an Old Testament passage in Leviticus: "Nor shall you gather the fallen fruit of your vineyard; you shall leave them for the needy and for the stranger," it reads.
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The Vignoli sisters' hand-painted faience decorations draw inspiration from Japanese Raku as well as their city's Renaissance heritage, and they've developed techniques to bring out lustrous metallic tones in their glazes, introducing sugar and alcohol into the kiln to consume oxygen as the temperature drops.
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The couple was also said to draw inspiration for color from fashion: The peach and burgundy in their entryway and music room were inspired by a Gucci shirt, while the golden carpets and fabrics in their den were inspired by Rihanna's iconic 2015 Met gala cape.
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These plaques, and a number of other details of the installation, draw inspiration from carnival aesthetics, Ripley's Believe It Or Not — an entertainment franchise with Depression-era roots that collected "oddities" and presented them in books, museums, and, eventually, on television — and the eponymously referenced circus sideshow.
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To be clear, the interpersonal dramas of the actors from of one of the most iconic and still-beloved TV series of the 1990s, now playing themselves in FOX's revival, aren't exactly real (although more than a few plotlines draw inspiration from actual real-life scenarios).
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Designers often draw inspiration from the cultural climate, and for fall (and pre-fall) '17, many paid tribute to intergalactic goings-on: From Annakiki's oversized silver leather biker jackets and matching knee-high boots to Liselore Frowijn's planet-printed padded coats, this season's shows had a celestial theme.
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"It is most certainly not easy for you to live far from home, missing the affection of your loved ones, and perhaps also feeling uncertainty about the future," the pope said, telling those gathered to draw inspiration from Saint Anthony the Abbot, the founder of monasticism in the desert.
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I went to nine concerts over seven days at Carnegie, a dizzying musical marathon, and it was a concentrated reminder that what is special about this art form is its variety — its intimacy and its grandeur, its capacity to draw inspiration from the past yet speak to the present.
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Good horror stories look at the world around us to draw inspiration as to what could go wrong, and with this book, Tremblay has penned a story that's not only a nightmare as it plays out on the page, but one that's grimly reflective of the times that we live in.
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Mike Belasco and Chris Judge, the resident mixologists, seem to draw inspiration from the pioneers' America, with concoctions like the Johnny Appleseed, which is so indulgently dessert-like that you forget how little resemblance it bears to the life style of its namesake, a barefoot woodsman who travelled the austere frontier.
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Titanic Rising isn't the first great work of art to draw inspiration from that heartbreaking image (all eight musicians died), but as Weyes Blood demonstrates in this sprawling collection of open-hearted folk songs, it's hard to think of a better metaphor for the role of the artist in 218.
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AT HOME The next president must also confront threats on American soil from extremists who enter this country to commit terrorist acts as well as from people living here who are not formally allied with terrorist groups in the Middle East but draw inspiration from their calls to violence and become radicalized.
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The smaller works draw inspiration from the chefs' stories, visualizing their diverse relationships to Chinese food; the larger ceramics, positioned on functioning Lazy Susans, are glistening tributes to 18 regional cuisines, from Cantonese to Fujian and even Chino-Latino, evoking and weaving together characteristics of each place such as renowned dishes, architecture, and landscapes.
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The century-old automaker has been relatively tight-lipped about what to expect from the electric SUV, aside from saying that it will draw inspiration from the company's famous muscle car and that it will be able to travel more than 300 miles on a full charge, which is a huge improvement over the automaker's earlier electric vehicles.
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Rep. John LewisJohn LewisCummings invites Trump to visit Baltimore House Democrat knocks Trump's Cummings tweet: 'This guy is a terrible, terrible human being' George Wallace's daughter: 'I saw Daddy a lot' during 2016 election MORE (D-Ga.) urged students protesting gun violence on Wednesday to "never give up," and to draw inspiration from the civil rights movement.
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Mormons draw inspiration from their ancestors' modest frontier frugality; Mr. Trump travels the world in a tricked-out Boeing 757 with his name stamped conspicuously across the fuselage… What's more, Mr. Trump's pitchfork populism doesn't hold the same visceral appeal for a religious community with above-average education levels, relatively stable families and comfortable middle-class incomes.
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Because of the films, I get a lot of the attention, the accolades, and sure, I put my time and effort in and work my fucking ass off, but I'd just as soon share it with a lot of the other guys who I draw inspiration from and are doing just as equally fucking epic things on a snowboard.
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In the official documentation, the FIA writes that "Formula E is seeking a futuristic body work design," and asks interested parties to draw inspiration from famous racing concepts like the Red Bull X2010, the Ferrari F1 Concept, McLaren's MP4-X, and even a design from Daniel Simon, the man behind the crazy cars of Roborace — Formula E's forthcoming autonomous sister series.
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The poster appeared to draw inspiration from the inflammatory Loesch-Stinchfield videos of the previous summer, but there was plenty of other possible source material: news footage of militia types setting up sniper positions during the Ferguson riots; the armed groups that showed up in Charlottesville, Virginia, under the auspices of public safety; the men who defended Cliven Bundy during a standoff with federal agents near Bunkerville, Nevada.
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" "It's nice that if you were to happen to have, say, some kind of interdimensional flight of the night, that can feed your work in new and weirdo ways—we are lucky as artists to be able to draw inspiration from those kinds of experiences—but it's not as if inspiration can't also come in full and overwhelming magical flumes from a walk in the desert or a bath or a conversation in a park with a stranger.
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