In the final episode of season one, SuprOrdinary sets out to master one of the most unruly artistic mediums known to mankind... pancake batter. Expect meltdowns (emotional, not butter-based), a life lesson on how to ignore your inner critic, and far too much whisking. SuprOrdinar … | Continue reading
The French duo tell us how their stories and respective creative practices converged, now shaping their common studio. | Continue reading
The alleyways, gardens, streets, and public parks of suburban living are humanised through petrichor, dance, and lush brushstrokes. | Continue reading
French multidisciplinary artist Charles Auguste questions the urban landscapes around him in photo, direction, and movement. | Continue reading
The physics-bending episode from the celebrated sc-fi series’ latest instalment takes photographic framing and distortion to whole new planes. | Continue reading
We’re back from our summer break for the first of our Autumn Nicer Tuesdays events in London. It’s time to settle into some talks about timeless typography, designing on a place-by-place basis and balancing a career that sits between two different creative mediums. | Continue reading
We’re back from our summer break for the first of our Autumn Nicer Tuesdays events in London. It’s time to settle into some talks about timeless typography, designing on a place-by-place basis and balancing a career that sits between two different creative mediums. | Continue reading
You don’t have the “creative” job title but you bring more than timelines to the table. Shanice Mears explains a way to be seen, heard and respected in creative conversations in this week’s Creative Career Conundrums. | Continue reading
This collectivist, painter, animator, and tattoo artist has long immersed himself in the world of collection of curation. Now, the publisher Topsafe has turned one such collection into a book. | Continue reading
“I think a lot about attachments and permanence, especially in photography – about storing negatives physically, ready to enlarge, ready to relive. It’s a way to selfishly hold onto a piece of witnessed history.” | Continue reading
Brands and marketing teams are already vying to “win over” the next generation of consumers – the oldest currently no more than 16, and the youngest just six months old. UAL Professor Lawrence Zeegen, founder of Meet Generation Alpha, tells us why understanding this age cohort as … | Continue reading
Hayley has been in the illustration industry for the past ten years, weaving illustrations into pockets of life across queerness, disability, gender, and mental health. | Continue reading
The designer walks us though how to world-build with words in an update on his type design career to date. | Continue reading
The London-based designer turned a mixed run for his life-long club into a “rewarding” creative outlet. | Continue reading
A slow and thoughtful focus on the community behind the hidden treasures of Devon’s moors, the filmmaker’s short is a welcome “step away from the overbearing, digital world that we live in, at least for a little bit”. | Continue reading
Offering a refreshing perspective on online creative education, Barcelona School of Arts and Design (LABASAD) has opened its digital doors for a new creative cohort. | Continue reading
The go-to vintage spot Peckham Carboot teams up with Studio Joe to spin nostalgia into cool design. | Continue reading
A new book from Baron brings together the artist’s early oeuvre, bodies of work that mediate on the “nuances of seduction” and the “push and pull of sex and sexuality”. | Continue reading
Whereas typical representation of farming may contain anthropomorphic animals or rugged masculinity, photographer Kat Wood is transforming public perception with her series, Tree of Life. | Continue reading
The Berlin-based designer is making common objects do unexpected things. | Continue reading
Striking a crucial balance between the coldness of tech and medicine as well as the human warmth of social issues, Ard Su is booked by editorial veterans for a good reason. | Continue reading
Clever influences in Christian symbology and the British upper class are laced throughout the design of this perfume brand’s customised identity. | Continue reading
Masters in the art of the Risograph animation, the Berlin-based design studio is leaning into a shifting, merging, and mis-registering landscape of colour to create kaleidoscopic immersions for music, fashion and more. | Continue reading
Inspired by forward-thinking freelancers of the 50s, this artist explores human psychology with dreamlike textures. | Continue reading
Vignettes of skaters, artists, chefs, friends and family are packed into a grungey photobook narrative. | Continue reading
Geometric abstraction, dynamic compositions and a distillation of musical feeling sets Collins new project apart from other software brands. | Continue reading
“It’s never just one thing. It’s the way a candy wrapper folds, or how the lighting in a 90s commercial hits someone’s face. It’s the cumulative effect of all these images, building up over time, that keeps the ideas flowing.” | Continue reading
Our São Paulo correspondent speaks to the creative team behind the legend’s innovative final tour, about visualising his daring yet emotive music and messages. | Continue reading
With DIY spunk and a love for Ireland, this collection of zines are full of spirit from the streets – with some Taytos thrown in there for good measure. | Continue reading
With grassroots clubs paving the way for more experimental kits, logos and ethos, and top players starting their own creative studios – it’s hard to refute women’s football as a space of innovation. Here, Gem Fletcher argues that the sports emergence from the margins has led to a … | Continue reading
Crafted by the fresh new studio Design Office Fun©, the Trobar identity is anchored by a sense of boundless discovery. | Continue reading
Promotion, parenthood and possibilities. Alex Bec explains how to reassess what truly matters and works in this week’s Creative Career Conundrums. | Continue reading
In Mexico City, dog walkers are everywhere, but this photographer decided to take a moment to honour them in these warm snaps of a canine-crazy city. | Continue reading
Behavey Gravy, the new 2D short by Kyle Platts, uses everything in its arsenal to create laughs as well as discomfort in an It’s Nice That premiere. | Continue reading
Bob Marley, Sex Pistols, Lee Scratch Perry and Patti Smith – the photographer Dennis Morris has captured some of music’s biggest stars. But despite rubbing shoulders with cultural royalty, the photographer has always dedicated himself to social documentation of his London home. W … | Continue reading
With a playful take on scale, the artist’s graphic shapes subtly shift perspectives. | Continue reading
Lengthy award applications stand as a drain on resources for overworked designers – is it still worth putting in the overtime to be in with a chance of winning one in 2025? We speak to two industry leaders to look at things from either side of the fence. | Continue reading
The French illustrator has been turning to movement to bring back the kind of imperfections to his process that feel “more human” and “more alive”. | Continue reading
The more silly something is, the more likely it is the freelance designer is going to be a fan. | Continue reading
The esteemed graphic designer shares an essay and drawings from his legendary 100 Day Project, showing what vital roles routine, practice, observation and dedication play in the creative process. | Continue reading
Air cuts out the unnecessary clutter of brand overhauls in favour of something that feels spacious, free and deceptively simple. | Continue reading
Accessibility and boldness are the key focus in Olivia King’s customised typeface for the publishing giant. | Continue reading
A clash between nature and nurture happens in these dazzling paintings, where our origins and connection to Earth are investigated. | Continue reading
When progression means managing a team you never wanted, what are your options? Katie Cadwell looks at leadership, agency culture and how to carve your own path in this week’s Creative Career Conundrums. | Continue reading
In these evocative photos for WaterAid and the Wimbledon Foundation, swirling hues of blue and the tactility of creativity are explored with empathy and political passion. | Continue reading
First working with Glitterbox in 2024, Aries Moross and Bex Dowse from London-based creative studio Studio Moross strengthened their creative bond with Defected Record’s Glitterbox for their new campaign, XXX. | Continue reading
The Canadian artist’s soft and squidgy sketchbook takes a playful and somewhat absurd view on the natural world. | Continue reading
Designer Kevin Högger’s visual system for the Zurich-based business draws on the bakery’s industrial interiors and sourdough sweet treats to tie the brands signature to its physical space. | Continue reading