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 ...

Alice Bowsher’s illustrations, narrated by Himesh Patel, tell a subtle yet heartwrenching story to highlight the financial challenges one in eight families face in the UK.

Despite being in the tech industry, Clay doesn’t want its identity conforming to the generic, geometric trends associated with it. Alongside illustrator and animator Hudson Christie, its output is now ...

For some people, seeing a celebrity IRL is like seeing a shooting star. For comic artist Luke Healy, it’s an everyday occurrence… or is it? Irish cartoonist, comedian and six-time published author ...

We live in the age of bad screen time. But is there a world in which technology can feel balanced, fulfilling – good? In our latest report, we explore the growing appetite for devices that make a ...

In her final thesis project, the designer tackles publishing as a tool to gather, sort and reorient personal memories in a catalogue of objects past and present.

Kwazi Design’s years-long typographic archival project pays homage to the city of Kolkata and reveals the hyper-local and cultural context behind the aesthetic it celebrates.

The life of a design studio means designing a cocktail menu one day, coding motion design for entire cities the next. What Studio Dial does best is make it all intoxicating to behold.

The Stack Reading Habits Report digs deep into how and what people are reading nowadays, and – importantly – why. Here, Stack founder Steven Watson shares some of its fascinating results and his ...

Nicer Tuesdays is a global event from It’s Nice That: an evening of talks where speakers from across the creative sphere share insights from landmark projects.

The multidisciplinary studio believes culture, creativity and belonging is too often swapped out for basic function – instead it should be “felt, embodied, and experienced through physical space”.

Graphic designers Tess Lockhart and George Fletcher have shaped a new visual lexicon for sun cream that isn’t beholden to pharmaceutical or beach-ready aesthetics.