Nicer Tuesdays is returning to LA! Just in time for fall, this September’s line-up promises to bring some fresh inspiration with talks on all things branding, design, photography and folk art! | Continue reading
Join us for our next Nicer Tuesdays event in London, where you can catch exciting talks about hand-painted films, internationally acclaimed magazines and brand identities that breathe life and inspire play. | Continue reading
The Stadtmuseum is an amazing body of museums all over Berlin, but people don’t know where it is or most importantly, what it is. Design studio Stan Hema reviewed the facts, stepped in and gave it a brand new name, wordmark and attitude. | Continue reading
The photographer spent her past few summers swapping festivals with friends for battlefields, all to create an archive for historical events that have no photographic record. | Continue reading
Why did the neon-clothed comedian walk into Birmingham’s most prestigious gallery? To bring some joy into the world (with some stone cold facts sprinkled in for good measure, too). | Continue reading
With over ten years experience in DIY music, Sam Wenc reminds us why album art, merchandise and posters should feel DIY too. | Continue reading
Creating a circular process for his architectural compositions, the artist has been mining everyday offcuts for something more. | Continue reading
The creative director of the iconic, analogue photography brand moved from agencies to in-house with a shared vision for how Polaroid should evolve in the AI era. Here, she shares the realities of having a bold brand campaign that swims against the tide. | Continue reading
This artist is exploring how graphic design can move beyond the screen and turn into something you can feel. | Continue reading
The photographer’s collaboration with the iconic Italian homeware brand is a key reminder that “simple ideas can often have the biggest impact.” | Continue reading
By creating a visual world around the brand that positions it away from anything conventional in the category, the agency have made the label feel more like a lifestyle brand than luxury retail. | Continue reading
Everyone wants to know who will win New York City’s grocery store RFP – the more interesting question is what public identities should actually do. | Continue reading
Using generative AI in inventive ways, Oio and Mattering’s Mur Mur is looking at home technology in a new way, seeing the portable speaker as a way to build worlds with digital critters and calming ambience. | Continue reading
Found yourself in a career slump? In a jam with a colleague? Feeling burnt out? Well, we’re here to help. Submit your career or workplaces questions to Creative Career Conundrums, our weekly advice column. | Continue reading
Join us for our third Nicer Tuesdays event of the year in New York, where you can catch brilliant talks about data driven illustration, art direction, experimental animation and the Big Apple’s own World Cup watching party identity. | Continue reading
A pop culture connoisseur and the queen of physical media, whatzaraloves gives us the run down on her ideal weekend, and there’s no gatekeeping here. The creative hands us her tips for the best London spots, the queer mags that are on her reading list and the soundtrack to her su … | Continue reading
We catch up with co-founder Neal Whittington as the fan favourite print ephemera and stationery brand makes its first foray into the publishing world with a debut title from P&C Additions and uncover some of the stories behind the shop’s legendary stock. | Continue reading
Move over, Vice. Zandland’s documentary series Human is more ambitious than ever, tackling shocking stories that are difficult to comprehend with an identity from Overview that experiments with readability and conversation analysis. | Continue reading
Following one super successful venture into Heinz sauces, ChaChaanTeng activation for Heinz Mayo explores the romanticised sensations of food and the physicality of Japanese vending machines. | Continue reading
With compositions that contain a quiet depth, the painter has perfected the art of a still life that stirs feelings that can’t be spelled out. | Continue reading
The visual and conceptual overhaul of the shoemaker speaks to the brand’s place in culture and its role as a conduit for expression. | Continue reading
The illustrator reveals how repetition and patience shapes her tiny illustrations, which transform everyday moments into tactile paper artworks. | Continue reading
From virtual fashion shows to live web platforms, the studio consistently resists conventions to disrupt digital spaces. | Continue reading
This influential industry event brought together leaders and innovators to discuss our creative and technological futures, and the importance of keeping designers at the centre of the conversations. | Continue reading
Adrian Brody, Ed Sheeran, Jack White, who next? It’s Nice That’s culture columnist examines why megastars can’t seem to make it as respected artists, and argues that the worlds of fine art and celebrity might not be so dissimilar. | Continue reading
There are only so many names in the world, and you’re bound to share it with at least a couple people in your field of work. But when you’re self-employed and rely on other people’s awareness of you, is this a drawback? What should you do? Kat Wong has her say. | Continue reading
Inspired by the hidden patterns found in rocks, leaves and moss, the designer transforms nature into a playful field guide that encourages readers to slow down and look a little closer. | Continue reading
Using figurative illustrations, block and lino-esque print and a modular design system, Los Cabbalos returns to work with New York City’s Public Records to capture its bustling music scene and eclectic roster. | Continue reading
Nosey in on an ideal weekend with the New York-based designer: Spotify playlists, stand out eats and shopping lists included! | Continue reading
The agencies new visual system was built to reflect the excitement of the eclectic discoveries that emerge from a visit to the historical London location. | Continue reading
Drawing from walks, photographs and Google Maps, the artist’s slow, sequential process turns familiar places into uncanny scenes. | Continue reading
Barcelona School of Arts & Design, (LABASAD) is an institution that predicts the future of creative education. As applications for its next intake open up, the school once again evolves to meet the educational and creative challenges of today. | Continue reading
The Austrian photographer captures overlooked details and fleeting moments, making you incredibly curious about what’s going on just out of frame. | Continue reading
The artist builds detailed worlds where bodies, fabrics, flowers and shadows blur between fantasy and realism. | Continue reading
The CEO of dating app Hinge sheds light on the creative strategies behind everything from UX to ad campaigns and product research, and her personal approach to such an influential role. | Continue reading
Masters in the art of lettering and layout, the Montreal-based design studio creates identities, publications and posters where words become an essential part of the message. | Continue reading
Directors Pablo Rochat and Lance Oppenheim swap the Renaissance faire for a gas station, casting real-life jousters and a nostalgic hit of Old School RuneScape into a video that treats make-believe as real life. | Continue reading
Founders of Parallel Press, Akoua Smith and renald Louissaint joined us on the Nicer Tuesdays stage in New York City to talk about how Parallel Press started up, its major projects and its newest publication Astro Black. This homage to Black astronauts is more than just an archiv … | Continue reading
Graphic designer and paper engineer Kelli Anderson joined us on the Nicer Tuesdays stage in New York City in a Q&A with Elizabeth Goodspeed to talk about her latest book Alphabet in Motion, an inventive, interactive pop-up book made entirely out of paper, along with her history w … | Continue reading
Graphic designer and paper engineer Kelli Anderson joined us on the Nicer Tuesdays stage in New York City in a Q&A with Elizabeth Goodspeed to talk about her latest book Alphabet in Motion, an inventive, interactive pop-up book made entirely out of paper, along with her history w … | Continue reading
From NTA jingles and stop-motion soap adverts to Disney’s Lagos-set Iwájú and a new wave of Spirit Fiction, Somto Ajuluchukwu, Erem Emeka Nehemiah and more are building worlds rooted in folklore, humour and everyday Nigerian life. | Continue reading
Selling your work and yourself is a tough job at the best of times. Building (or rebuilding) your portfolio is a particularly tricky part of this, and it’s made all the more challenging when you don’t believe in the work anymore. In this week’s Creative Career Conundrums, Katie C … | Continue reading
The photographer is an architect who is more interested in the people inside and around buildings than the buildings themselves. That’s what drew her towards a kite festival, a vast field punctuated by fleets of kites. | Continue reading
The artist’s handmade films are the product of people watching and finding a whole lot of comedic relief in the “not very glamorous” side of life. | Continue reading
The iconic designer is also a veteran zine-maker, video collagist, noise-rocker and tech-tinkerer. On the occasion of his newest work for the cult-favourite trip-hop duo Boards Of Canada, It’s Nice That does a deep dive into his vast career. | Continue reading
As Lava La Rue celebrates the release of their latest single Prince of Bologna, we go behind the scenes on what’s fuelling the multi-hyphenate’s creative output – from arthouse horror films to hardcore punk festivals. | Continue reading
David Barnett, co-founder of Noble Signs, joined us on the Nicer Tuesdays stage in New York City to talk about what he loves most: signage, especially in the Big Apple. The graphic designer talked about collecting over 200 storefront signs in New York City and how the studio draw … | Continue reading
Drawing on a cultural “fascination Black people have had with the planets and stars”, as well as the racial tensions surrounding the space race, this catalogue doesn’t just aim to pay homage to Black excellence in astrophysics, but to urgently protect Black history too. | Continue reading