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.

Why did the neon-clothed comedian walk into Birmingham’s most prestigious gallery? To bring some joy into the world (with some stone cold facts sprinkled in for good measure, too).

Join us for our next Nicer Tuesdays event in London, where you can catch exciting talks about hand-painted films, internationally acclaimed magazines and brand identities that breathe life and inspire ...

Everyone wants to know who will win New York City’s grocery store RFP – the more interesting question is what public identities should actually do.

With over ten years experience in DIY music, Sam Wenc reminds us why album art, merchandise and posters should feel DIY too.

The photographer spent her past few summers swapping festivals with friends for battlefields, all to create an archive for historical events that have no photographic record.

The Stadtmuseum is an amazing body of museums all over Berlin, but people don’t know where it is or most importantly, what it is. Design studio Stan Hema reviewed the facts, stepped in and gave it a ...

Using generative AI in inventive ways, Oio and Mattering’s Mur Mur is looking at home technology in a new way, seeing the portable speaker as a way to build worlds with digital critters and calming ...

Move over, Vice. Zandland’s documentary series Human is more ambitious than ever, tackling shocking stories that are difficult to comprehend with an identity from Overview that experiments with ...

By creating a visual world around the brand that positions it away from anything conventional in the category, the agency have made the label feel more like a lifestyle brand than luxury retail.

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.

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 ...