Director · Filmmaker · Artist
I loved the idea of juxtaposing a quaint model village with a grittier city.
Howard’s joyous presence really brought the concept to life, and in my opinion he stole the show when he rapped along to the line ‘Oh my days, I got bars’.
The article recaps the top 15 Nicer Tuesdays talks of 2025, highlighting creative duos, multidisciplinary artists, and emotionally resonant presentations. It celebrates a year of events held in London, New York, and newly in Los Angeles, featuring designers, illustrators, and artists sharing insights into their practice and process.
It’s Nice That’s annual roundup highlights 25 standout moving image projects from 2025, spanning animation, film, and experimental motion work. The feature celebrates tactile, analogue approaches alongside AI-assisted techniques, spotlighting creators like Catriona Drummond, Jack Sachs, and studios such as Blinkink and Plains of Yonder. The article reflects a year defined by curiosity about process and a renewed appreciation for physical materials in digital storytelling.
At March 2025’s Nicer Tuesdays event, filmmaker Will Norman discussed the making of his inventive music video for Jme’s track 'TMNT'. The video features a miniature version of the grime artist performing in a model railway recreation of London, blending grime culture with model-making craft. Norman shared insights into the creative process and the detailed world-building behind the project.
It’s Nice That announces the lineup for March 2025’s Nicer Tuesdays event, featuring Koto, The White Pube, Stella Murphy, and Will Norman. The evening will explore topics from branding and editorial illustration to music video production and art criticism. The event is supported by WePresent and Frontify and will take place at EartH in Hackney on 4 March 2025.
Director Will Norman created a playful and technically complex music video for Jme and 8Syn’s track 'TMNT', set in a miniature model of London. The project combines grime culture with model train aesthetics, using 3D scanning, AI tools, and green screen compositing to integrate performers into the tiny world. The collaboration involved model train enthusiasts and a remote production setup, resulting in a vibrant and humorous visual tribute to London and grime history.