#tylerhall

[eliznhunt]

Didn't get to the watercolor. But a moment captured during a fire alarm. #100dayproject #workinprogress #emergingartist #drawing #artchallenge #illustrator #illustratorsoninstagram #illustration #steadlerpens #penandink #tylerhall #oswego

[waylynnpitts]

Congratulations to THE BEST MOTHER walking the face of this earth....in my opinion. Monique Scott!!!! Tyler Hall her twin son was drafted today by the Atlanta Falcons!!!! When I tell you she has poured her blood, sweat and tears into her children would be an understatement. Congrats you both deserve it!!!! #Happyfriend #AtlantaFalcons #TylerHall #BestMomMVP (at Hawthorne, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_bco5mllb2/?igshid=3tnmaobzulnh

[thomasrpickett]

A brief message from #tylerhall. #sunyoswego #peacelives (at SUNY Oswego)

[aunreejac]

My superb theatre training happened here... #WatermanTheatre @oswegoalumni It's nice to be home. #TylerHall #theatre #college #brigadoon (at Tyler Art Gallery)

[themakersmovement]

How macOS Catalina’s New Security Features Work https://buff.ly/2o4oJtb Issarawat Tattong/Shutterstock.com macOS Catalina introduces new security controls. For example, apps are now required to ask your permission before accessing parts of the drive where documents and personal files are kept. Let’s take a look at what’s new for security in Catalina. Some Apps Require Permission to Access Your Files Apps now have to request permission to access certain parts of your file system. This includes your Documents and Desktop folders, your iCloud Drive, and any external volumes that are currently connected to your Mac (including flash drives, memory cards, and so on). This is the change that’s been getting the most headlines. Apple has been pushing permission-based access for a while on iOS, and we’re seeing more of these security policies make their way into macOS. When you first upgrade to Catalina, this can result in a blizzard of permission request dialog boxes. This has led some to compare the feature to Windows Vista’s full-screen security prompts (but in reality, it’s nowhere near as egregious). Unedited Catalina first-run experience. And I haven't even begun to do actual work yet. This could be Apple's shining Windows Vista moment. buff.ly/32z943V — Tyler Hall (@tylerhall) October 7, 2019 From a security standpoint, it’s a change to be welcomed, though it can take some time to get used to. Not every app will request access, either. In our tests, we were able to open and save files using markdown editor Typora, but navigating to the Documents folder in Terminal using the cd ~/Documents/ command prompted a request for permission. Read the remaining 32 paragraphs pic.twitter.com/CxuVhA3BxV

[manzanitas]

A tweet

macOS 10.15 Vistahttps://t.co/QHo333lsp3 pic.twitter.com/QpjBqVJKK8

— Tyler Hall (@tylerhall) October 7, 2019

[eliznhunt]

I don't share student work too often but I needed to show off how fantastic my beginner screen printing class did on the last project. They did an awesome job pushing their techniques and using the medium. They make me want to print more! #screenprinting #printmaking #printing #silkscreen #sunyoswego #art326 #tylerhall #studentwork #artwork (at SUNY Oswego) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bp2IDYOFGeE/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1wugv4u86qxyf

[eliznhunt]

If you are in Oswego between Dec 1st and 14th be sure to catch the BFA show! Nine fantastic students are presenting their work! Reception Dec 7th 5pm to 7pm! #sunyoswego #tylerhall #oswego #newyork #bfa #studioart #graphicdesign #exhibition (at Tyler Hall) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bqu0sV0BSot/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=jixciuzft8zn