Liz Gorny

Liz (she/they) joined It’s Nice That as news writer in December 2021. In January 2023, they became associate editor, predominantly working on partnership projects and contributing long-form pieces to It’s Nice That. Contact them about potential partnerships or story leads.

Liz’s top picks

A few of Liz’s favourite articles from the past few months.

Photographer Female Pentimento is helping the internet access new worlds

POV: Is it the designer’s responsibility if an app is addictive?

Offal is a zine designed by Richard Turley and Julia Schäfer using Microsoft Word

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A decade spent staging stories on the farm with Roland Icking

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Headspace overhauls visual identity to become mental health all-rounder

PAC, the performing arts centre at ground zero, debuts its branding

Type knitter Rüdiger Schlömer makes fonts for screens and jumpers

Artist Daria Chernyshova lays out extremely organised works on paper

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RSPCA entirely transformed in first brand facelift in 50 years

Identity for Talbott & Arding emphasises the gourmet in graphic design

“Would you carry this?”: GoldBug rebrands to beat young parent tote test

A tech exec’s portfolio site masquerades as a non-stop Google Meet

This AI compass for “wandering” moves tech into gorpcore territory

Get a Blockbuster and a free toy in Matt Partridge’s Giphy Arts films

Matty Matheson’s new packaging is not retro, it’s 1930s can core

Conran Design Group rebrands with help of Le Monde type designer Jean François Porchez

Paul Rhodes turns his underage pub trips into an Adult Swim short

A traditional Chinese dessert brand inspired by plastic collectible toys

First custom brand font for TJ Maxx built by McCann Design

Rebrand of Murray’s Cheese ages New York cheese seller for the better

A decade spent staging stories on the farm with Roland Icking

TwoPoints.Net builds mix-and-match fonts for Donut Shop furniture

Instagram’s new motion system mimics natural human movement

Sweaty Betty ditches boutique branding to keep up with modern attitudes