Joey Levenson

Joey is a freelance design, arts and culture writer based in London. They were part of the It’s Nice That team as editorial assistant in 2021, after graduating from King’s College, London. Previously, Joey worked as a writer for numerous fashion and art publications, such as HERO Magazine, Dazed, and Candy Transversal.

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Meet Sob Story, the airbrush artist tapping in to Los Angeles’ underground rave culture

20 September 2023

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Eman Ali calmly guides us through the streets of Oman in a touching hometown revisit

18 September 2023

El Cartel Cubano: how Cuba’s revolution-era political posters transformed film poster design forever

7 September 2023

Dominique Falcone’s handcrafted designs are inspired by queer punk zines and 70s disco albums

5 September 2023

How pixel art of the early web inspires John Provencher’s design work

5 September 2023

What can we learn from fungi? This beautifully illustrated book explores

4 September 2023

Omar Mobarek's typography for work-out programme Fit Like Malak is inspired by body forms

31 August 2023

“A momentary glimpse into someone else’s life”: Tour a world of characters captured by Charlotte Ellis

31 August 2023

Inspired by dreams, Anna Chandler's typography evokes a sense of mysticism

30 August 2023

Approaching projects like a video game, Bryan Huynh builds digital worlds for Grimes, aespa and more

29 August 2023

Ophélie Paris balances fantasy and existentialism in her illustrations

29 August 2023

MØRNING brings back the punk and creative freedom of zine making with new Burn Book

24 August 2023

Ian Grandjean on the key to evolving as an artist and illustrator

Building Mad: Ba’ndo’s dive into eccentric brand design

Reimagining Las Vegas with San Francisco-based design studio, The New Company

Blurring the lines: how Giacomo Bagnara turns everyday objects into art

Celebrating the art of imperfect typography with Abraham Lule

Pizza Typefaces’ Olympics 2024 font for Nike mimics the movement of athletes

Mam Sham’s dinners serve up comedy with a side of creative packaging

“A legendary woman warrior”: Augustina Wang on healing through art