It's Nice That Issue #2

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It's Nice That Issue #2

October 2009

Issue #2 launched on Thursday 1 October 2009 and documented the best of the work featured on the site from April – September 2009, alongside a series of interviews and features.

Features (29 Pages)

Nice by Molly Young. How to find what you’ve always been looking for… by Fred Butler. The Shameful Alternative to Stamp Collecting by Michael Crowe. Rulers. A Conversation by George Hardie. Booty Love The Story of Oak Island_ by Mathew Hawkins. Record Collections by Fred Deakin.

Interviews (46 Pages)

Photographer Peter Funch. Illustrator Michael Gillette. Graphic design studio Karlssonwilker. Artist Boo Ritson. Interactive artist Rafaël Rozendaal. Art and design practice United Visual Artists. Illustrator and maker Wilfrid Wood

Work (42 Pages)

Animalphabet, Noma Bar, Barnaby Barford, Amy Bennett, Andrew Bush, Brock Davis, Valero Doval, Jack Featherstone, Tom Foulsham, Humans Since 1982, Seiko Kato, Nicholas Konert, Branislav Kropilak, Greg Lamarche, Mimi Leung, Nathan Manire, Joseph Mann, Rob Matthews, Kate MccGwire, Sam Messenger, Mother London, Louise Naunton Morgan, New Math, Nguan, Matt Siber, Adam Simpson, Jen Stark, Jane Stockdale, Sandy Suffield, Sroop Sunar, David Sykes, Troika, Körner Union, Wallzo, Li Wei, Dominic Wilcox.

Pre-order Print

All orders received before 1 October also received an exclusive, free screen print (260mm x 195mm) by Rob Ryan.

Launch

Issue #2 launched at The Dock, as part of London Design Festival 2009 (21 September – 25 September) www.portobellodock.com and more images from the week can be seen on our Flickr Page

Further Details

128 pages of advertising free content, 275 × 210mm. Designed by It’s Nice That in collaboration with Joseph Burrin. Printed by Push, paper by Fenner. For more images of the publication including the documentation of the process see the Flickr page. Nominated for the Brit Insurance Design of the Year 2009 at the Design Museum in London.

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