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Harry Butt and Connor Campbell, the co-director duo behind motion studio Daisy Chain, shared the Nicer Tuesdays stage in July to walk the audience through their electric portfolio of colourful and ...

Calm, tactile, and impressionistic, Simji’s drawings give her feelings a form – and making them “feels a bit like therapy”.

The designer’s latest letterset had so much personality she decided to make it the protagonist of her new sci-fi fintech feminist novel.

Alfie Whiteman is perhaps the ultimate multihypenate – because he’s a former Tottenham goalkeeper turned photographer/director! Whilst training to be a professional footballer, he discovered a ...

It’s Nice That sits down with creative director Christy Silva and director of brand design Cynthia Pratomo to discover the inspiration behind Instagram’s latest brand system, and an exciting new ...

The leaders of Channel 4’s in-house agency share their approach to building momentum around ideas, working without a traditional hierarchy and making work that can cut through a noisy media landscape.

Multimedia artist Jazz Grant joined London’s Nicer Tuesdays stage in July hot off the heels of her group show Are We Really Here? The collagist draws upon her dual heritage and the vast potential of ...

Illustrator and artist Lily Kong joined London’s Nicer Tuesdays stage in July once again to infect the audience with her typically optimistic outlook on art and design – in her own words, illustration ...

A chance encounter causes the graphic designer turned performance artist to look back on her design career and consider the creative skills that she took with her into the next (professional) life.

This photographer is less interested in capturing a menacing robot or a completely charming one. Instead, he sees human innovation in technology and centres it in these steely, evocative photographs.

From a huge collaborative team to millions of tiny decisions, Meta’s Jasmine Probst and May Hartono reveal how a decade-defining rebrand comes together – and why the hardest work is meant to look ...