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Sonaiya Kelley

SONAIYA KELLEY is a film reporter at the Los Angeles Times. The Bronx, N.Y., native previously served as a digital producer at Essence and Allure magazines and has contributed bylines to Complex, Mashable, and Patch.com. She is an alumna of Stony Brook University’s School of Journalism and the Bronx High School of Science.

Articles by Sonaiya Kelley

The Climb

Chogrin with Guillermo del Toro.

Creative License

Animation artist, art toy designer, director, and so much more, Chogrin is living proof that you can have the best of all creative worlds.

Winter 2022

Frame x Frame

Tacchia’s own facial expression influences her art.

Color Her Unimpressed

Easy access to Post-it notes and a search for creative freedom resulted in Miranda Tacchia’s impressive first book, Unimpressed.

Fall 2022

Frame x Frame

Creative Solution

Creative Solution

A desire for more creative control led writer and story artist Aminder Dhaliwal to the world of graphic novels where her art and social commentary unite.

Fall 2021

The Climb

Ito in front of a mural she painted on the outside of the original location of Q Pop, a Japanese toy store and pop art gallery in Little Tokyo. After the building was sold, the mural was removed.

The Power of Persistence

Storyboard artist, writer, and director Elizabeth Ito shares how her personal journey has shaped her career.

Spring 2021

After Hours

Speaking Your Truth

Speaking Your Truth

A need to spotlight black creatives inspired Waymond Singleton to co-create the podcast Black N’ Animated.

Winter 2020

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