Articles

With his characteristic wit, the Berlin-based illustrator chats about the blur between personal and public work, social sharing and children’s books. >

Paris-based designer Vivien Muller wants you to have as much fun charging your Apple Watch as you do using it. >

Technology company Novalia is using conductive printing to provide the common man with the tools to turn 2D surfaces into musical instruments. >

Frequently Asked Questions about the cancellation of Design Indaba Expo in its previous format, and what we can expect in future. >

Japanese technology company Kyocera are converting abandoned golf courses into huge solar energy fields. >

Royal College of Art graduate Ayca Dundar has designed an alternative umbrella that addresses the classic failings of the traditional brollie. >

The poster for California's Santa Monica Pier by South African illustrator and graphic designer Si Maclennan comes alive in this colourful gif. >

The twin designers at London's Studio Ayaskan have designed Flow, an indoor ecosystem that captures the sensory experience of Mother Nature >

Two recent guerilla light installations by anonymous artists Luzinterruptus highlight some issues with European democracies. >

New York-based artist Joy Mckinney's new photographic series, "Armed Forces", focuses on race and injustice within African American communities. >

Lechal is a technology-enhanced shoe that can help the visually impaired navigate any route more easily. >

An archive of historical cinemas in Africa is being created by the Goethe Institut Angola, with Angola's movie theatre history being revived and retold first. >

Three Ugandan IT graduates have developed a cellphone app that can diagnose breast cancer, helping prevent deaths by providing essential early detection. >

Oviary is the first update the contraceptive pill has received in 50 years and it’s going to make it more effective for women everywhere. >