Jyni Ong

Yolk Magazine, courtesy of Yolk’s founders

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

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Effortlessly chic, office_hlc creates pared back designs for the Parisian clientele

Young and Alone highlights how lone child refugees in the UK do not have the right to be reunited with family

International Magic creates a new presentation app, Dekks

Experience autumn in New York through Laura Junger’s atmospheric illustrations

Kamali is a Bafta-nominated short about a seven-year-old skateboarder challenging gender roles in India

Meet the girls of South Sudan fighting for an education

Graphic designer Thomas Kurppa plays with the dualism between control and chaos

Meet Particlefield, the humour-filled digital studio with mind-boggling promo videos

Data-Orbit delves into “task-specific peculiarities” to influence its crisp work

Minkee Bae unites seemingly disparate visual motifs through his multi-hyphenate design practice

Vincent Desailly’s striking new book explores the origins of Trap music in Atlanta

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“It’s simpler, cleaner and more pared back”: delve into issue two of Emulsion magazine

See the world through the lens of a snail in these miniature creations

Byun Young Geun exemplifies his command over the brush in an illustrative ode to Ladakh

Surrealism, Bjork and alcohol felts collide in Jimy De Haese’s dreamy illustrations

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