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

What can the poster offer the world? Zhongkai Li challenges the confines of the four familiar corners

13 days ago

Hannah Yoon’s Restaurant Kids documents the children growing up in Chinese restaurants

5 days ago

Meet the hilarious and charming illustrated characters created by Min Heo

6 days ago

Jun Lin on how graphic design brings a physicality to the written word

5 October 2020

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Sem Rubio documents an unseen glimpse into the legendary skateboarder Mark Gonzales

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Diode is a modular type system examining the interplay between positive and negative space

a day ago

Alex Walker’s designs appear idiosyncratic at first, but are underpinned by an established logic

4 days ago

Berke Yazicioglu reinterprets Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring through a series of 11 tapestries

4 days ago

Hannah Yoon’s Restaurant Kids documents the children growing up in Chinese restaurants

5 days ago

Graphic design that is “anachronistic, misplaced or dorky”: Samuli Saarinen explores the mediation of language

6 days ago

Meet the hilarious and charming illustrated characters created by Min Heo

6 days ago

“A revision and not a revolution”: Koln’s Pablo Mariné on updating his father’s visual identity for cultural centre, Matadero

7 days ago

Concrete Citizens documents the residents of Soviet brutalist buildings in Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Moldova

8 days ago

Lewk Wilmhurst visually dissects current technological advances in bitesize digital symbols

8 days ago

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Raysa Fontana imbues her work with the Japanese aesthetic philosophy of wabi-sabi

9 days ago

Studio Claus Due on documenting Alex Da Corte’s relationship with Eminem

11 days ago

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Troy Chew explores colloquial speech rooted in Black linguistics in his Hip Hop-inspired oil paintings

12 days ago

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This animation “speaks to the everyday hero thrown in the midst of a chaotic virtual world”

13 days ago

What can the poster offer the world? Zhongkai Li challenges the confines of the four familiar corners

13 days ago

“We like to stress the importance of the process and leave its structure exposed”: Studio Fax on its experimental design practice

14 days ago

Meet Miserable Mildred, a disgruntled millennial artist ruminating on the (lack of) love during lockdown

14 days ago

As the first photographer welcomed by the Nez Perce tribe in 100 years, Hunter Barnes publishes his story

12 October 2020

This speculative ecology animation imagines what undiscovered deep sea creatures may look like

9 October 2020

Zitong Shao confronts her relationship with religion through expressive illustration

9 October 2020

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

What can the poster offer the world? Zhongkai Li challenges the confines of the four familiar corners

Hannah Yoon’s Restaurant Kids documents the children growing up in Chinese restaurants

Meet the hilarious and charming illustrated characters created by Min Heo

Jun Lin on how graphic design brings a physicality to the written word

Sem Rubio documents an unseen glimpse into the legendary skateboarder Mark Gonzales

Diode is a modular type system examining the interplay between positive and negative space

Alex Walker’s designs appear idiosyncratic at first, but are underpinned by an established logic

Berke Yazicioglu reinterprets Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring through a series of 11 tapestries

Hannah Yoon’s Restaurant Kids documents the children growing up in Chinese restaurants

Graphic design that is “anachronistic, misplaced or dorky”: Samuli Saarinen explores the mediation of language

Meet the hilarious and charming illustrated characters created by Min Heo

“A revision and not a revolution”: Koln’s Pablo Mariné on updating his father’s visual identity for cultural centre, Matadero

Concrete Citizens documents the residents of Soviet brutalist buildings in Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Moldova

Lewk Wilmhurst visually dissects current technological advances in bitesize digital symbols

Raysa Fontana imbues her work with the Japanese aesthetic philosophy of wabi-sabi

Studio Claus Due on documenting Alex Da Corte’s relationship with Eminem

Troy Chew explores colloquial speech rooted in Black linguistics in his Hip Hop-inspired oil paintings

This animation “speaks to the everyday hero thrown in the midst of a chaotic virtual world”

What can the poster offer the world? Zhongkai Li challenges the confines of the four familiar corners

“We like to stress the importance of the process and leave its structure exposed”: Studio Fax on its experimental design practice

Meet Miserable Mildred, a disgruntled millennial artist ruminating on the (lack of) love during lockdown

As the first photographer welcomed by the Nez Perce tribe in 100 years, Hunter Barnes publishes his story

This speculative ecology animation imagines what undiscovered deep sea creatures may look like

Zitong Shao confronts her relationship with religion through expressive illustration

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