Lucy Bourton

Janet Delaney: Public Matters, Crowd waiting, 1986, courtesy of Euqinom Gallery and Mack

Lucy joined It’s Nice That as an editorial assistant in July 2016 after graduating from Chelsea College of Art. In October 2016 she became a staff writer on the editorial team and in January 2019 was made It’s Nice That’s deputy editor. Feel free to get in contact with Lucy about new and upcoming creative projects or editorial ideas for the site.

lb@itsnicethat.com

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Carolyn Rhee creates ethereal digital collages from nature, phone photos and Google Earth

A peak into the bookshelf of Sheffield Doc Fest director Cínta Gill

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Lexia Hachtmann's detailed paintings depict the objects we surround ourselves with

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“Humour has the ability to make the unthinkable easier to process”: meet tapestry artist Kayla Mattes

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Synchrodogs’ latest series dissects the interdependency of humans and nature

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Geran Knol gets a little obsessive over elements in his work

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William Sheepskin on the rising popularity of Bo-Kaap on Instagram, and the impact on its residents

Sofia Pashaei’s animation for Adult Swim teaches us how to shake bad habits

Jayde Perkin on the cathartic and daunting process of illustrating a memoir

Rose Wong on how the practice of drawing “slows me down”

James Vinciguerra on art and design being for everyone "not just elitist gatekeepers"

Kevin Herrmann animates the state of mind silence can induce

Cait Oppermann documents the difficult and dynamic sport of takraw

JKR undertakes the highly meta rebrand of the School of Visual Arts master's in branding

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