Jyni Ong

Behind the mascot, the poster and kits: How the 1990 Italian World Cup flagged a new era for football

Jyni became a staff writer in March 2019 having previously joined the team as an editorial assistant in August 2018. She graduated from The Glasgow School of Art with a degree in Communication Design in 2017 and her previous roles include Glasgow Women’s Library designer in residence and The Glasgow School of Art’s Graduate Illustrator.

jo@itsnicethat.com

Jyni’s top picks from the past couple of month’s

Meet the illustrator Dian Liang whose work hopes to be like “a pill for therapy”

14 May 2021

Work
Art
...

Martial arts meets high fashion and activism in a creative explosion of female rage

4 May 2021

Chong Yan Chuah combines machine learning, visual arts, and storytelling in this existential investigation

13 May 2021

Work
Art
...

Preserving Syrian design history and graphics in the Arab world: Meet the Syrian Design Archive

11 May 2021

All 1060 articles

Graphic designer Lana Soufeh goes back to her roots in a creative exploration of Arabic type-led design

3 hours ago

Raphaël de la Morinerie on understanding the codes that form our visual culture

a day ago

An insight into one of the most extraordinary places on earth, Amazônia highlights the rainforest’s degradation

5 days ago

The soothing works of Fatchurofi and how he achieves introspection through illustration

5 days ago

“I want viewers to see us”: Dean Majd on the importance of portraying Palestinians in a positive light

6 days ago

Evie O’Connor shows the emptiness of affluence in her latest critique of class structures

8 days ago

Work
Art
...

Zhenya Rynzhuk on the digital design decisions behind the interactive Covid Art Museum

12 days ago

Work
Art
...

“We love anything that screams chaotic”: Escape into a future fantasy with Fon and Fa Watkins

12 days ago

Addressing migration on the island of Lesbos, Something is happening puts the refugee experience into focus

13 days ago

Cihan Tamti on typographic legibility, his new book of posters and attracting the viewer’s attention

7 June 2021

Touchy Feely showcases the versatility of paper and is made to be touched

4 June 2021

A peek into the alternate reality that is Christian tourist attractions

2 June 2021

“I’d rather trust the unknown and stay away from following a pattern”: Illustrator Jason Chuang on what makes him proud

1 June 2021

What do my dreams mean? Lost in Reverie encapsulates the creative mystique of dreamscapes