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It's Nice That Review
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Pros
- Daily coverage across design, illustration, photography, and branding
- Strong interview and profile archive on working creatives and studios
- Magazine-style editorial focus on current visual culture and industry conversation
Cons
- Limited practical software tutorials compared with design tool sites
- Coverage leans toward editorial curation, so readers seeking direct asset downloads or templates will need other resources
It's Nice That is known for daily editorial coverage of graphic design, illustration, photography, animation, and advertising, with a strong emphasis on contemporary visual work and the people behind it. Its catalogue mixes artist and studio profiles, project write-ups, opinion pieces, job-related advice, and recurring formats such as podcasts, newsletters, and event programming tied to the creative industries. The editorial tone is magazine-led rather than tutorial-led, so readers come here for references, context, and practitioner interviews more than for software training or production walkthroughs. That makes it a frequent reference point for art school students, freelance designers, creative directors, and agencies tracking current design culture. Much of the content is free to read, while the brand also extends into talks, workshops, and community activity through its wider publishing and events work. Compared with tool-focused resources such as Photopea or software blogs, It's Nice That is stronger on editorial curation and creative scene coverage than on hands-on design tools or technical instruction.
