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In the first episode of the new It’s Nice That Podcast, our editor-in-chief sits down with the renowned illustrator Christoph Niemann and discusses everything from the pressures of Instagram to the importance of finding a medium to match your message. We also head to the south of France to hear from Cécile Dormeau, who can’t help but feel inspired by a weird and wonderful boutique in Montpellier. To hear a longer version of our interview with Christoph, sign up to Extra Nice. To learn more about the podcast and what to expect over the next weeks and months, have a read of this article: www.itsnicethat.com/features/new-its-nice-that-podcast-launch-230222

<p>In the first episode of the new It&rsquo;s Nice That Podcast, our editor-in-chief sits down with the renowned illustrator Christoph Niemann and discusses everything from the pressures of Instagram to the importance of finding a medium to match your message. We also head to the south of France to hear from C&eacute;cile Dormeau, who can&rsquo;t help but feel inspired by a weird and wonderful boutique in Montpellier. To hear a longer version of our interview with Christoph, sign up to <a href="https://www.itsnicethat.com/extranice">Extra Nice</a>. To learn more about the podcast and what to expect over the next weeks and months, have a read of this article: <a href="http://www.itsnicethat.com/features/new-its-nice-that-podcast-launch-230222">www.itsnicethat.com/features/new-its-nice-that-podcast-launch-230222</a></p>

This is the show where we talk to leading designers, illustrators, creative directors and photographers around the world about the delights – and dramas – of being a creative. We want to scrub away the Instagram gloss and hear the honest truth from people who have built careers out of their creativity. How do they come up with their best ideas? What’s the secret to staying inspired? And what can we do when our creativity seems to abandon us?

<p>This is the show where we talk to leading designers, illustrators, creative directors and photographers around the world about the delights &ndash; and dramas &ndash; of being a creative. We want to scrub away the Instagram gloss and hear the honest truth from people who have built careers out of their creativity. How do they come up with their best ideas? What&rsquo;s the secret to staying inspired? And what can we do when our creativity seems to abandon us?</p>

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