Inspired by the hidden patterns found in rocks, leaves and moss, the designer transforms nature into a playful field guide that encourages readers to slow down and look a little closer.

Adrian Brody, Ed Sheeran, Jack White, who next? It’s Nice That’s culture columnist examines why megastars can’t seem to make it as respected artists, and argues that the worlds of fine art and ...

This influential industry event brought together leaders and innovators to discuss our creative and technological futures, and the importance of keeping designers at the centre of the conversations.

Using figurative illustrations, block and lino-esque print and a modular design system, Los Cabbalos returns to work with New York City’s Public Records to capture its bustling music scene and ...

There are only so many names in the world, and you’re bound to share it with at least a couple people in your field of work. But when you’re self-employed and rely on other people’s awareness of you, ...

David Barnett, co-founder of Noble Signs, joined us on the Nicer Tuesdays stage in New York City to talk about what he loves most: signage, especially in the Big Apple. The graphic designer talked ...

Delivered in a less-than-conventional format, this publication is sent by post in a large letter that unfolds into intimate ...

With essays, images and typography from a giant pool of collaborators, Matter Of’s book New New Typography is a cornucopia of ideas. It’s also a manual for the most unstable art: type design.

Barcelona School of Arts & Design, (LABASAD) is an institution that predicts the future of creative education. As applications for its next intake open up, the school once again evolves to meet the ...

Masters in the art of lettering and layout, the Montreal-based design studio creates identities, publications and posters where words become an essential part of the message.

Directors Pablo Rochat and Lance Oppenheim swap the Renaissance faire for a gas station, casting real-life jousters and a nostalgic hit of Old School RuneScape into a video that treats make-believe as ...

The artist’s handmade films are the product of people watching and finding a whole lot of comedic relief in the “not very glamorous” side of life.