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50+ new images! Time for a mega Nous Vous update

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Date
25 January 2013

You’ve got to admire Nous Vous (not just for having the best name and some of the best talent in the business) for releasing such an enormous amount of new work at once. It’s nice when people release dribs and drabs here and there, drawing by drawing, poster by poster —but for Nous Vous just to rock up on Twitter and casually mention they have over 50 new images to show off is pretty impressive, and very exciting.

We could go on about the new pieces, but perhaps it’s best to direct you away from here to their corner of the internet. We can’t reiterate enough that perusing the Nous Vous website is an absolute joy, and must be done whilst listening to nice music, perhaps with a warm drink nearby. So go and check out Will, Jay and Nic’s new work, as always made using a huge range of media that they all work with so easily, all kept under the kindly umbrella of their sweet and friendly yet un-twee aesthetic.

Nous Vous have a lot of imitators, but what copycats will never achieve are the unique results that are born out of three great friends who work together to make something truly special. Long may they draw.

An illustration of two stylised figures in a close embrace. A larger brown figure wraps their arms around a smaller figure with yellow hair, while a bright blue shape curves over the top.
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Page from new book by Nicolas

An illustration of a yellow pencil positioned diagonally across a white page. Above the pencil, the word “Play” is written in blue cursive, and below it, the word “Work” is written upside down.
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Self promotional postcard

A small, white ceramic vase with a bulbous, tiered shape. It is decorated with irregular dark green spots and set against a soft pink and orange gradient background.
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Ceramic by William

A colourful drawing of a nude figure standing on a plinth, reminiscent of a classical sculpture. The figure is outlined in red, yellow, and blue, with their arm raised behind their head.
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Drawing by William

An illustration of a person wearing a yellow hard hat, blue top, red trousers and black boots. Their body and limbs are arranged to form the shape of a capital letter “K”.
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Drawing by Nicolas

An illustration of various animals in a simple, flat style, each with its name written below in capital letters. The animals include a giraffe, flamingo, zebra, bear, monkey, camel, lion, snake, hippopotamus, crocodile and elephant.
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Animals’ print for Littlecollector by Jay

A black silhouette of a person on a white background. The figure is elongated and tilted, with a small white dot for an eye.
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Lino cut illustration by Nicolas

An illustration featuring bold, colourful shapes that form the letters “MK”. Blue handwritten text at the top reads “Summer Workshops 2012 Artworks MK”.
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Logo and postcard for Artworks MK

A line drawing of a person’s head rendered as a simple rectangle. A single, fluid line loops across the middle of the face, suggesting a hat.
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Drawing by William

An illustration of several colourful 3D geometric shapes stacked against a teal background. A green cube in the centre features a white lowercase “a”.
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Illustration for Tate

A collage of mixed media objects and paper scraps arranged on a black rectangular board. The composition includes 3D elements like crumpled paper, small blocks, and thin rods in various colours.
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Self initiated installation

A yellow cardboard cutout of a lion lying flat against a white background. Simple black lines define its closed eyes, nose and mane.
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Sculpture by Jay

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Liv Siddall

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Liv joined It’s Nice That as an intern in 2011 and worked across online, print and events, and was latterly Features Editor before leaving in May 2015.

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