It's Nice That

An editorial series from It’s Nice That’s Insights department interrogating the challenges and opportunities at the heart of the AI-creative conversation.

Light and Shade: exploring creativity’s AI conundrum

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Welcome to the entry-level void: what happens when junior design jobs disappear?

15 days ago

The productivity paradox: why AI won’t speed up creative work

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Resources + Advice

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“I do think for the industry right now staying relevant is key”

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“You can begin to call out any moments that make you feel less than”

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“Think about when you feel most energetic”

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Culture + Lifestyle

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What kite flyers can teach us about craft and community

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“A place of exploration”: Queeriosities is the annual makers fair centring queer art

11 days ago

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The Right to Protest: the exhibition navigating counter-culture through archival activist design

13 days ago

Watermelon Pictures is the film company putting Palestinian cinema where it belongs – on the big screen

Two brothers have taken the roots of their family business and grown something brilliant: a platform dedicated to hosting the best of Palestinian cinema. Here, they tell us about their mission to place storytelling into the hands of Arabs and Muslims, and how they’ve managed to build something that holds space for both activism and humour.

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What kite flyers can teach us about craft and community

Collins’ identity for a new climate movement emulates the healing feeling of sitting in the sun

Shelley Horan’s otherworldly shots of everyday objects are a spectacle in styling

This collaborative typeface made from coloured tape is called... (you guessed it) Tapeface

“I do think for the industry right now staying relevant is key”

Jasper Golding creates a metaverse protest in support of Medical Aid for Palestinians

Ruslan Abasov says designing typefaces is like “dancing” with his arm

Rui Wang’s ambient take on holiday photography is about moments just out of reach

Angela Kirkwood illustrates a reissue of Magical Athlete – the zany Japanese board game that’s absurd and fun in equal measure

Melina K draws the beauty of nature into her tactile design

Pencil Magazine reconnects us to the tactility of the humble pencil

POV: Where has the money gone?

Hugh Miller, Bianca Beneduci Assad, Gay Times: Tickets now available for October’s Nicer Tuesdays!

65 emerging creatives from across the world: Introducing It’s Nice That’s Ones to Watch 2025

Projects + Creatives

Enter Yoffdog’s graphic worlds of textural maximalism

Internet Phone Book is a directory for a more inspiring web-surfing experience

Dan Bowhay photographs the “factual reality” of being a disabled passenger on public transport

Insight + Opinion

Elizabeth Goodspeed on what happens when design becomes prefab

The many colours of Rotterdam, through the eyes of From Form

The femme creatives shaping Naarm’s dance scene

Light and Shade

Light and Shade: exploring creativity’s AI conundrum

Welcome to the entry-level void: what happens when junior design jobs disappear?

The productivity paradox: why AI won’t speed up creative work

Resources + Advice

“I do think for the industry right now staying relevant is key”

“You can begin to call out any moments that make you feel less than”

“Think about when you feel most energetic”

Culture + Lifestyle

What kite flyers can teach us about craft and community

“A place of exploration”: Queeriosities is the annual makers fair centring queer art

The Right to Protest: the exhibition navigating counter-culture through archival activist design

Watermelon Pictures is the film company putting Palestinian cinema where it belongs – on the big screen

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“It’s-a-me!” Celebrating the craft-first approach of Mario, 40 years young

“I’m definitely a magpie!” Hugh Miller on joining Pentagram, collecting things, and the importance of subtlety

The Good, the Bad, and the Iffy: is there such a thing as an ethical designer?

Blur drummer Dave Rowntree on photographing the rollercoaster ride of the band pre-fame

The art of the album campaign: why music now comes with its own visual universe

Julian Glander’s first feature film Boys Go To Jupiter is his goopy, neon magnum opus

Us breaks down the design-heavy process behind its tear-jerker Black Mirror episode, Eulogy

Women’s football isn’t only breaking records – it’s reforming the visual culture of sport

The life and times of Dennis Morris, the man behind some of music’s most iconic photographs

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