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Social The Communitea Shop sells tea-themed prints by 55 stellar creatives to raise funds for the London Chinese Community Centre Melissa Kitty Jarram, Charlotte Mei, Wei Prior, Marylou Faure, Thomas Hedger, Kyle Platts, Jack Sachs, Alva Skog, Jimmy Turrell, Yarza Twins and Zipeng Zhu are just some of those involved in this mega project. Words A huge team of brilliant creative people have come together to create The Communitea Shop, an online store of tea-themed illustration and graphic design prints to raise funds for the London Chinese Community Centre, which faces the threat of permanen...

Join our team! It’s Nice That is hiring three roles in creative, editorial and project management We’re looking for a junior writer, a junior graphic and motion designer, and a senior project manager. Words It’s Nice That is looking for three new people to join our team: a junior news writer, a junior graphic & motion designer, and a senior project manager (maternity cover). The first two roles are ideal for candidates in the early stages of their career, who are passionate and knowledgable about the creative industry, and are looking to develop their skills and experience in a nurturin...

Photographer Daniel Gebhart de Koekkoek and Cairo-based design collective Archief Cairo will be speaking at this month’s edition of online creative talks. 

Giorgia Lupi visualises the tiny, invisible bits of plastic floating in the air around us An interactive experience with Google Arts & Culture, Plastic Air allows visitors to click on airborne plastic particles to find out their chemical composition and where they might have come from. Words Share Pentagram partner and data visualisation master Giorgia Lupi has worked with Google Arts & Culture on a beautiful yet alarming new project about airborne microplastics, titled Plastic Air. Visitors to the interactive digital experience are shown a sea of multicoloured shapes floating across the scre...

Chiaki Kobayashi’s wavy lines make for calming illustrative works The Tokyo-based illustrator and designer has found her signature stride in the perfect simplicity of one wavy line. Words It’s likely that as children, most of us will have sat down, pens and paper neatly laid out, and attempted to draw a wave. But rather than the gradual arching of a tunnel-like shape in the water, these waves followed a simpler structure. Actually, they consisted of just one line. A perfectly tidy singular line, dipping down, back up, and down again like a bumpy piece of string running the width of the pa...