Christopher Mcholm, an artist from Cranbrook, Canada, doesn’t need to be asked how he creates his art – it’s straight to the point. In a visual culture where we’re often asking artists ‘what program ...

At our first New York Nicer Tuesdays of the year, multidisciplinary artist and animator Daniel Savage walked us through some of the material experimentations that led to the development of his ...

Our Naarm correspondent explores this futuristic yet natural and tactile visual language which is growing exponentially across her home city.

It’s hard to get design momentum while juggling a toddler and a baby. Kat Wong explores how to reprioritise and figure out the balance that works in this week’s Creative Career Conundrums.

In a highly computerised world, Eleanor Yang remains positive about technology and builds spaces for spectators to control typography with with their bodies.

Inspired by Alejandro Jodorowsky’s bizarre palettes, science fiction and punk music, this painter works with a comic vibrancy.

The British-Sudanese designer gives us an insight into the influences behind her kitschy, maximalist style, revealing how she’s using her unique visual language as a tool to challenge ideas around ...

In the eyes of the Barcelona-based illustrator, “analogue work is not going to move if you don’t move.” ...

In this hilarious, long form lecture from Bráulio Amado at Nicer Tuesdays New York (performed for the very last time and recorded for the first), the designer and illustrator takes us through his ...

It’s Nice That met three V&A x Adobe Creative Residents of 2025 to find out how the 12-month programme and its unprecedented access to the museum’s resources has influenced the work they produced.

Once a mainstay of social life in Britain, the branded matchbook no longer accompanies a restaurant bill or sits on a pub’s bar. This new book presents a vast collection of these miniature windows ...

It’s the series that’s had everyone in a chokehold, but it’s far from a flashy production. We chat with Jackson Parrell about how this fairly shoestring show went stratospheric, and his creative ...