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In series two of Intuit Mailchimp’s All in a Day’s Work, the London-based animator reveals the rollercoaster of small business ownership through familiar stories and tactile craftsmanship.

The renowned photographer sat down with our editor-in-chief Matt Alagiah to walk the audience through his rich career, and the importance of trying to impact the people in your pictures.

Shades of Intelligence is a new series developed by It’s Nice That’s Insights department investigating artificial intelligence and the creative industry.Started in September 2023 with an AI-focussed audience survey, the subsequent series shares the thoughts and opinions of our respondents considering creativity in the digital landscape. To offer further context into how AI tools are being implemented, the series looks at the lifecycle of a creative project, providing use cases and interviews...

Now on firmer financial ground, the U.K. newspaper seems more aware of its strengths — and of the strengths of the print medium.

"No idea where we are." Remember raves? Anyone miss them? After watching this short film, you might be glad they're not happening much anymore. Not always the best experience. Acid Rain is an animated short from Poland made by animation filmmaker Tomek Popakul. This first premiered in 2019 and we missed it then, but thanks

After taking over the John Lewis account back in May, Saatchi & Saatchi swung big on one of the most high-pressure tasks a creative agency can face.

Founder of Barcelona’s most colourful studio, Verònica shared just what it takes to build a creative company from scratch, and the importance of fostering a strong team and community along the way.

Created by Lisa Huang, a French and Chinese type designer, Words of Type aims to share typographic knowledge across cultures.

Upsammy and Jonathan Castro present 'Dwell,' an AV mix mapping the emotional resonance of space through sound.

Depicted in “a kaleidoscope of styles”, the 200+ artworks range from pencil to airbrush, 3D to felt, aiming to capture the eclecticism of London culture.