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The Consumer Aesthetics Research Institute proves that subcultures are thriving more than ever

Paul M (He/Him) is a Junior Writer at It’s Nice That since May 2025. He studied (BA) Fine Art and has a strong interest in digital kitsch, multimedia painting, collage, nostalgia, analogue technology and all matters of strange stuff. pcm@itsnicethat.com

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Paul’s top picks

A selection of Paul’s favourite projects and articles.

The Consumer Aesthetics Research Institute proves that subcultures are thriving more than ever

12 November 2025

Adrienne Salinger on returning to her groundbreaking photo series, Teenagers in Their Bedrooms

3 November 2025

Claire Marie Healy on the significance of music videos and the emotional potential of advertisements

11 December 2025

Why cult favourite TV show Dr Katz Professional Therapist matters

18 June 2025
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Unreal nature: Inside Mark Dorf’s digital vivariums and infinite livestreams

2 days ago

Jana Frost’s set designs are “inspiration for fever dreams” made with an A3 printer

4 days ago

Beloved by graphic designers, taken for granted by pedestrians: Inside a new book on Margaret Calvert

5 days ago

Pedro Stolf is making sci-fi queer again with futuristic graphic design

9 days ago

Visual Stimulation is a lean, mean zine from Hattie Stewart that puts sensuality over sexuality

9 days ago

Rylee Hollis uses dreamy watercolour textures to paint cowboy dogs and punk mohawks

10 days ago

Aldon Chen’s exploded infographics challenge our “assumptions of sight”

11 days ago

Gabriel Amzallag (aka MC Blue Matter) is a hip-hop illustrator who balances the grind and the goof

12 days ago

Laura McCluskey’s ode to her grandparents and The Isle of Sheppey is a golden document filled with healing

22 January 2026

Leo Flügler’s whispery graphite comic tells the story of a female boxer struggling against sexism

20 January 2026

Peter Strausfeld’s linocut posters for classic cinema are elegant, sophisticated and deceptively simple

19 January 2026

The collective swamp.center find roots of graphic design in the muck, mud and mire of Europe

19 January 2026

Feng Yitong illustrates the surreality of living between cities

15 January 2026

Benoit Böhnke tells time differently through visualisations that play with colour and motion

14 January 2026

Bootsy Holler’s photobook is a tribute to the golden era of indie rock (flying bassists and attitude included)

14 January 2026

Deborah Khodanovich’s font honours the most trivialised form of communication – gossip

13 January 2026

Open your laptop! The creatives designing a more inspiring internet

12 January 2026

Lu Fraser’s illustrations of microbes and infodumps are driven by a culture of DIY possibilities

7 January 2026

“Friction keeps you awake and alert”: Karlssonwilker on harnessing the art of the unexpected

6 January 2026

This animator elevates memory into dusty, eerie vignettes

6 January 2026

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