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

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

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22 April 2020

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30 March 2020

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

Lose yourself in Minmin Wu’s heartwarming tales of toothy dinosaurs and singing birds

Times New Arial is a new experiment utilising the latest technology of variable fonts

“We haven’t gone beyond tokenism”: Exploring diversity’s “now moment” with Liz Johnson Artur

Anja Kaiser challenges the design industry’s neoliberal working conditions to shake up the status quo

Berlin’s Contemporary C**t Collective shine a light on Drag Syndrome in the latest issue of King Kong Garçon

“Don’t be too hard on yourself”: Ping Zhu shares valuable advice and discusses her first illustrated children’s book

Representing the overlooked and the undocumented, Boy.Brother.Friend focuses on communities in the diaspora

Meet Paul Bergès, a graphic designer who draws alphabets with the same freedom as he constructs images

Balancing between editorial and artistic, Studio Airport flourishes at the intersection of print and film

Strange Beast teams up with BBC Creative to animate uplifting acts of kindness during lockdown

With an exclusive artwork, David Hockney features on the cover of the Telegraph Magazine

“The chance to come up for air”: Law magazine’s poster competition shows there is always a light at the end of the tunnel

Feel hypnotically relaxed with this beautiful animation, Story of Flowers 2

Meet princess/micro influencer Pipette and sensitive Bichon Dudley in Charlotte Mei’s delightful 98-page painted comic

"A reminder of what's possible with ink and paper": Draw Down Books shares five significant titles from its Bookshelf

Boilingman illustrates four fantastic fashion looks inspired by a surreal lockdown

Making waves in the industry for the past five years, Marc Rouault discusses the newly released Trois Mille (3000)

Josh Aronson captures the beautiful innocence of Florida in his new book, Tropicana

Gabi Lamontagne celebrates New York’s bodegas through vivid watercolour illustrations

Panolo Blahnik is back at it again, this time appearing in the latest issue of Nicotine Magazine

Funny and full of whimsy, meet illustrator Lily Lambie-Kiernan

Exploring the choreographic side of photography, Boris Camaca captures the Ballet National de Marseille

“I look for ways to distill the complexities of heartbreak and joy”: Prarthna Singh reflects on gender and politics in India today

A feast of creative projects, Palette is the essential designer’s guide to colour

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