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

Ikram Abdulkadir evokes the warmth and nostalgia of old family photographs in her powerful work

30 November 2020

Shot over six years, Ilyes Griyeb’s new book reveals an alternative look into everyday life in rural Morocco

30 October 2020

An exclusive glimpse into the largest collection of magazines in the world

5 November 2020

Cute but quirky and surreal too! You never know what you’re going to get with uou_cute

24 November 2020

All 964 articles

Mark Bohle and Raffael Kormann designed 80 posters over a year for Kulturzentrum Merlin

2 days ago

Life inside California’s RV parks: Midsummer Neighbours captures the multiplicity of Californians

2 days ago

“Working with type has never been so direct and simple”: Lucas Liccini on how he revived 30 neglected typefaces

3 days ago

“A weird celebration of boredom and honesty”: Have a chuckle with the relatable work of Jess Warby

4 days ago

Work
Art
...

Cory Feder’s beautiful and expressive illustrations are born out of feelings of otherness

4 days ago

Work
Art
...

Studio Nari creates campaign visuals for this year’s D&AD New Blood Awards

9 days ago

“Good design is always marked by great consistency”: Studio Spehr and its ardent focus on book design

9 days ago

The irony of cuteness: Meta Mascot explores mascot culture and its more sinister undertones

10 days ago

“I am reluctant to show my emotions to others”: Vanilla Chi reveals her true self through story-led illustrations

11 days ago

Lawrence Lek talks simulation art and his interest in the ambiguity between two paradoxes

12 days ago

Reza Hasni’s illustrations are not limited by the constraints of the physical world

13 days ago

New Comma is a new creative platform connecting native and diaspora African creatives

8 January 2021

The Stroke is a back-to-front music video where the visuals came first and the improvised music second

8 January 2021

Unlock your inner artist: Join us for Bombay Sapphire’s One Night of Creativity

7 January 2021

A chat with the Kampala-based artist Ian Mwesiga and the imagining of his complex painterly worlds