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In a world of instant ideas, can fresh inspiration be found in overlooked and ordinary places?

Welcome to It’s Nice That’s first In Depth edition – a new editorial series, going beneath the surface of the topics at the top of the creative agenda.

Daniele Castellano’s vivid drawings are the stuff that dreams (and nightmares) are made of

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The magic of self-publishing and lo-fi production comes alive in Eloise Aitken’s printed matter

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Templo’s brand identity for climate non-profit Casi draws on the pragmatic mark-making of hieroglyphics

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Ben Rayner’s Mud, Sweat & Tears is a photographic tribute to long distance running

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Blaze Type’s 10th birthday celebration kicks off with new website design

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Murugiah, Type01, Delali Ayivi, Will Anderson & Ainslie Henderson: Tickets now available for May’s Nicer Tuesdays!

17 March 2026

“You don’t have to be the loudest person in the room”

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Riz Ahmed’s new show Bait has a spy-spoof title sequence masterminded by Pentagram partners

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Miggie Bacungan’s graphic design challenges the artificial flavouring of pop culture imagery

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Exclusive: A classic John Lennon and Yoko Ono track gets a mesmerising music video made from never-before-seen home movies

6 days ago

The algorithm erodes the travel recommendation: what comes after?

7 days ago

Nao Lee’s posters are digital terrains that hide small and unruly treasures for you to find

7 days ago

Projects + Creatives

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Projects + Creatives

Jam out the post-gig blues with Robert Barrett’s sweat-soaked gig photography

8 days ago

Meet Bon Elliot: the family-run, slow-crafted skincare label from Little Troop

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“Nothing is new” to Dave Bowers, so he illustrates the familiar in his own style

9 days ago

Insight + Opinion

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Insights + Opinion

The joy and power of Risograph: Risotto showcases 400 printed postcards from artists across the globe

Print and design studio Risotto is marking 100 months of artist postcards, all printed by hand and posted worldwide, with an exhibition that puts the beauty and breadth of Risograph on show.

Resources + Advice

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“You don’t have to be the loudest person in the room”

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“Your current set-up may not be aligning with where you want to be”

7 April 2026

“You may need to step down in order to segue”

30 March 2026

Culture + Lifestyle

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Culture + Lifestyle

The Pet Shop Boys book Volume is a visual feast, exploring every inch of the icons’ creative legacy

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California Dreaming: The latest issue of A Rabbit’s Foot is about the inventors and innovators of our movie-making culture

1 April 2026

How Ffern is making branding feel less like advertising and more like cinema

23 March 2026

A new leaf: an exclusive look inside The New York Times Magazine redesign

Elizabeth Goodspeed speaks with creative director Gail Bichler about magazine’s first redesign in nearly a decade, and how the publication is adapting to a transformed media landscape.

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In a world of instant ideas, can fresh inspiration be found in overlooked and ordinary places?

Daniele Castellano’s vivid drawings are the stuff that dreams (and nightmares) are made of

The magic of self-publishing and lo-fi production comes alive in Eloise Aitken’s printed matter

Templo’s brand identity for climate non-profit Casi draws on the pragmatic mark-making of hieroglyphics

Ben Rayner’s Mud, Sweat & Tears is a photographic tribute to long distance running

Blaze Type’s 10th birthday celebration kicks off with new website design

Murugiah, Type01, Delali Ayivi, Will Anderson & Ainslie Henderson: Tickets now available for May’s Nicer Tuesdays!

“You don’t have to be the loudest person in the room”

Riz Ahmed’s new show Bait has a spy-spoof title sequence masterminded by Pentagram partners

Miggie Bacungan’s graphic design challenges the artificial flavouring of pop culture imagery

Exclusive: A classic John Lennon and Yoko Ono track gets a mesmerising music video made from never-before-seen home movies

The algorithm erodes the travel recommendation: what comes after?

Nao Lee’s posters are digital terrains that hide small and unruly treasures for you to find

Projects + Creatives

Jam out the post-gig blues with Robert Barrett’s sweat-soaked gig photography

Meet Bon Elliot: the family-run, slow-crafted skincare label from Little Troop

“Nothing is new” to Dave Bowers, so he illustrates the familiar in his own style

Insight + Opinion

Old matchboxes are igniting new ideas for these Indian creatives

Elizabeth Goodspeed on why design writing needs designers writing

POV: Ballet and opera institutions need to get radical to stay relevant

The joy and power of Risograph: Risotto showcases 400 printed postcards from artists across the globe

Resources + Advice

“You don’t have to be the loudest person in the room”

“Your current set-up may not be aligning with where you want to be”

“You may need to step down in order to segue”

Culture + Lifestyle

The Pet Shop Boys book Volume is a visual feast, exploring every inch of the icons’ creative legacy

California Dreaming: The latest issue of A Rabbit’s Foot is about the inventors and innovators of our movie-making culture

How Ffern is making branding feel less like advertising and more like cinema

A new leaf: an exclusive look inside The New York Times Magazine redesign

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Good magazines copy, great magazines steal: The Fence on mining the archives to create one of the UK’s best periodicals

How Ffern is making branding feel less like advertising and more like cinema

Jas Bell on crafting a visual solar system for SZA

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Matchbook Book: the archive keeping a lost design legacy alight

A 50-year goldmine of design: AIGA New York unveils its poster archive to the public

Pokémon turns 30! Explore the archives of original artworks that defined our childhoods

Get in, loser! Dinamo’s auto-inspired typeface has arrived, with 108 fonts in the boot

Chris (Simpsons artist) on kissing, art, life and controlling Joe Lycett by the hair (like Ratatouille)

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