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[eleven10creative @1110creative]

🙌🏻 Another #brand launched #graphicdesign #creative #brandcommunications #turnitupto11

[BCIMO @BCIMO1]

We are delighted to reveal our new BCIMO logo which tells the story of a modern and unified Black Country with a nod to its industrial past.

Thanks @1110creative!

#verylightrail #innovationinrail #transportinnovation #blackcountry #regeneratingdudley #hubtohome

[Russ Cockburn @Dwarfio]

Very pleased to support our strategic partners @1110creative in the amazing pro bono work they deliver to @bcfoodbank

We shouldn't need this organisation, but thank god we've got them.

https://t.co/43Rap8Ei3k

#pr #charity #food #design

[eleven10creative @1110creative]

@Dwarfio it was al because Everton let us be good - really boils mine

[eleven10creative @1110creative]

@Dwarfio Invite? 😎

[eleven10creative @1110creative]

@historyrock_ The rain song - question over

[eleven10creative @1110creative]

@JasonPittUK Echo this completely - Additionally, analytics have pretty much stopped and reading likes and reposts may be stopped on the time line - kinda makes it useless as a tool in some respects.

[Jefferson @Jefferson_MFG]

BOOM! Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) is creating 300 jobs in the West Midlands and opening a new £130 million body shop at its Solihull plant to support a ramp up in Range Rover production and the development of next generation electric models.

Of the 300 roles, Britain's biggest carmaker is recruiting around 100 maintenance technicians for its Solihull plant to operate and maintain highly automated production facilities in a new £130m body shop which will support an intended 30% increase in Range Rover and Range Rover Sport production.

Alongside this, technicians will also be trained to work on an additional approximately £70m new body production system to support production of the new electric Range Rover at Solihull.

In addition, JLR is recruiting around 200 technicians and test engineers to be based at its Gaydon Engineering Centre and Whitley Powertrain facility, where they will support with testing and development of JLR's next generation electric vehicles as part of a £15 billion investment programme. #UKmfg

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

"Nighthawks" is an iconic painting created by the American artist Edward Hopper in 1942. It has become one of the most famous and recognizable works in American art history. The painting depicts a scene of urban solitude and loneliness, featuring four people in a brightly lit diner late at night. The diner's interior is the central focus, with large windows allowing viewers to glimpse the empty streets and buildings outside.

To understand the historical background of "Nighthawks," it is crucial to consider the broader context of the time in which it was created:

1. World War II: In 1942, the world was in the midst of World War II. The United States had entered the war after the attack on Pearl Harbor in December 1941. The war effort was in full swing, leading to significant social and economic changes within the country.

2. Urbanization and Industrialization: The early 20th century saw a rapid growth of urban areas in the United States, accompanied by industrialization and modernization. Hopper's painting captures the sense of urban isolation and detachment that can often be felt in such cities.

3. The Great Depression: While the painting was created in 1942, the effects of the Great Depression that began in 1929 still lingered in American society. The economic downturn had left a lasting impact on the country, shaping the lives and experiences of people during that time. Hopper's portrayal of the night scene and the sense of isolation in "Nighthawks" might be seen as reflecting the emotional aftermath of this difficult period.

4. Artistic Style and Themes: Edward Hopper was part of the American realist movement, known for his ability to capture ordinary scenes with remarkable emotional intensity. His works often depicted themes of loneliness, alienation, and the complexities of modern life. "Nighthawks" exemplifies these themes, showcasing a sense of alienation and emotional disconnection between the figures in the painting.

5. Societal Changes: The painting's focus on individuals in a public space hints at the shifting dynamics of American society. During this time, people's lifestyles were changing, and more individuals found themselves living in cities, leading to an increase in anonymous encounters and a sense of isolation amidst the crowd.

"Nighthawks" is a masterful representation of the human condition and the impact of the changing urban landscape on human emotions. It continues to resonate with audiences and art enthusiasts worldwide, offering a glimpse into the psychological complexities of a rapidly evolving society during a momentous period in history.

[eleven10creative @1110creative]

@historyinmemes Great, great art

[simone marie @simonemarie4]

the fact that billy nomates has asked 6 music to take down glasto footage of her due to all the trolling + nasty comments is so fkkn upsetting. WTF is wrong with people . Why is anyone who does music such an easy target ? shall we all come to your work and rip into you ? vile.

[eleven10creative @1110creative]

@OGold80 Behave

[eleven10creative @1110creative]

@thewolves1877 No.2 - no contest 😍😍

[eleven10creative @1110creative]

Newest addition to the studio - this beauty from Labyrinth Art Gallery- by TBOY. #haring #oasis

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@benonwine Naples

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@PremiershipYrs @Wolves Deffo in my top ten players of being a wolves fan 👏🏻 🐺

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@talkSPORT STAW

[eleven10creative @1110creative]

First podcast today for Our Finest Hour series with @madeinthemids - huge shout to @philstanley504 for generously supplying the lighting for the series 👏🏻 🎥

[eleven10creative @1110creative]

One of the best #albumart

[I Choose Birmingham @ichoosemag]

As of tomorrow the wonderful New Street Signal Box will be decommissioned as a signal box. This place needs to be a museum. It needs to be one of the best and ballsiest museums in the country. Six years ago we went inside.

https://t.co/TC5nYf1XHU

[eleven10creative @1110creative]

@footballtweet @geglobo So overrated

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@NoContextBrits Toms