Introduction - Sunny All Day News Issue 16


Welcome to the latest Edition of Sunny All Day News! Unique times call for unique solutions;  this issue will be a updated live in the form of a blog. We hope that this format will allow us to publish the same level of material you know and love from Sunny All Day News in a more accessible way during the current global crisis.

Sunny All Day News is all about sharing our perspectives. And now, that feels more important than ever. All around the world people are feeling cut off from their communities; our social isolation measures are causing real emotional isolation as well. Together we hope we can fight back this feeling through building an online community of contributors and readers. I personally invite you to be a part of this experiment, to provide feedback and to get involved.

Our magazine is meant to embody the Good News to be found all around us. Through art and writing, we create a representation of our world that reflects what we are interested in, what we are proud of, and how we want to be seen. If you want to help out or be a part of this project (maybe you are an artist or a writer yourself and you want to be featured in an interview, or you want to interview us, or maybe you have an idea for a collaborative art piece, who know, we are all ears!) get in contact with us.

If you would like to learn more about what we are all about you can visit us on the web at www.ThePublicationStudio.ME

We look forward to bringing you some good news!

-Sandy Lowden
Publication Studio

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