It's Nice That

It’s Nice That is dedicated to the idea that everyone can find creative inspiration. By highlighting the most captivating and innovative projects online, in print, and through various events, we aim to make this creative world accessible to as many people as possible. Established in 2007, It’s Nice That has expanded across multiple platforms, attracting over half a million readers each month. Our offerings include a daily-updated website, a bi-annual magazine called Printed Pages, an annual summer symposium named Here, and the monthly Nicer Tuesdays talk series. In addition to showcasing inspiring work, we leverage our creative expertise to assist brands in effectively conveying their messages to our audience and beyond through our creative agency, INT Works.

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Amiee Byrne turns discarded everyday items into hyper-realistic ceramic artworks

1 week ago | itsnicethat.com | Olivia Hingley

Amiee Byrne is something of a creative polymath – she’s a conceptual art director, stylist and bespoke prop creator. When she moved from Melbourne to LA seven years ago, she added yet another string to her already very full bow: ceramics. But they’re not just any old ceramics.
“I let my creativity freely wander”: Sandrine Cheong’s multimedia design practice is playful and inquisitive

1 week ago | itsnicethat.com | Harry Bennett

“A typical self-initiated design project starts with experimentation,” says the multidisciplinary graphic designer and art director Sandrine Cheong.
Elena Saharova’s clever designs are a refreshing alternative to newborn development flashcards

1 week ago | itsnicethat.com | Harry Bennett

Crafted for her newborn son, the designer and art director Elena Saharova has launched See and Grow, a card game that helps build and develop visual perception skills for babies. The project arose after Elena became interested in how newborns observe the world, and how early cognitive and sensory development is supported through visual stimulation. “At an early stage, babies perceive the world as abstract shapes and contrasts rather than recognisable objects,” Elena explains.
Wedge’s brand for Diana’s Seafood turns a new tide for the company

1 week ago | itsnicethat.com | Harry Bennett

“Where most have a founding father, Diana’s has a founding mother,” Wedge’s chief design officer, Justin Lortie, says. This fact became the overarching creative concept behind the studio’s rebrand of Diana, that being: The Mother of Seafood. “That difference became our opportunity to create a brand with an insatiable energy, ferocious care, sense of nourishment, and beautiful vibrancy that only a mother can give,” Justin says.
Gay Times magazine relaunches with a still life cover shoot dedicated to d*cks

1 week ago | itsnicethat.com | Olivia Hingley

At the start of 2025, the Gay Times creative team decided it was high time to launch a new look for the magazine. Its previous design had served them well for nearly a decade, but, as Gay Times art director Jack Rowe says “it’s important to evolve and keep things feeling fresh”. To mark this new era, Jack says the team wanted a commission that would take the first issue in a “bold” and “unexpected” direction – something “a little provocative, a little sexy”.
BritBox’s new advert is a 14-hours-long one-shot take

2 weeks ago | itsnicethat.com | Harry Bennett

Acting as the ever-so satisfying (and undeniably impressive) antidote to the domination of AI imagery and video, BritBox’s latest campaign, See It Differently, offers a refreshing return to traditional filmmaking. Celebrating craftsmanship at its very core, the ambitious project was created by global creative studio Uncommon in collaboration with London-based production studio Blinkink and stop-motion director Nicos Livesey.
How Passover Became a Design Problem

2 weeks ago | itsnicethat.com | Elizabeth Goodspeed

Despite my incredibly Anglo full name and patrilineal line, I am – at least according to Jewish law, which assigns Jewish-ness matrilineally – 100% Jewish. And though most gentiles (that is, non-Jews) know about Hannukah due to its inclusion in the broader “Holiday Season”, far fewer are familiar with what I consider to be the best Jewish holiday: Passover.
In Requena Office’s identity for Garden Pizza, words look like plants and letters like flowers

2 weeks ago | itsnicethat.com | Ellis Tree

This year Requena Office is celebrating its tenth anniversary. To mark the occasion, the team is going to throw a party with “a lot of French cheese and toast with Catalan Cava”, creative director Andrès Requena tells us, and we’re just a little bit sad that we can’t get to Barcelona in time to join. The studio certainly has a lot to toast.
Mother knows best: James Anderson learnt everything about design from his mum

2 weeks ago | itsnicethat.com | Harry Bennett

In recent years, NYC-based graphic designer James Anderson has become even more deliberate, consciously developing (and maintaining) an active design philosophy – a distinctive combination of research, intuition and, as James puts it, a little bit of self-indulgence.
Qualeasha Wood’s tapestries translate digital realms into something “permanent, distorted and tactile”

2 weeks ago | itsnicethat.com | Ellis Tree

The artist Qualeasha Wood finds inspiration for her intricate woven textiles everywhere in the online world. “Theory, fanfiction, music videos, films, and museum visits all hold equal weight for me”, she tells us.