• Bill Watterson's newest 15 panel cartoon strip.
    Whatever happened to Watterson?
    Notoriously media-shy cartoonist Bill Watterson features in the comic-strip documentary film “Stripped”, to be screened at Design Indaba FilmFest 2015. >
  • Kitchen Cabinet for Helmut Österreicher in EOOS at the MAK Museum of Applied Art.
    Twenty years of jamming with design
    The first all-encompassing retrospective show of the work of Austrian design studio EOOS is on at the Museum of Applied Arts (MAK) in Vienna. >
  • The entertainment designer
    Multidisciplinary designer Emily Oberman has a formidable portfolio of work. We have a look at some of the campaigns she championed. >
  • Stefan van Biljon's drawing
    Stefan van Biljon: Unearthing the urban unknown
    This Cape Town and New York-trained architect talks about uncovering the invisible forces that influence our relationships with our cities. >
  • The Workers' After Dark project saw four robots explore the Tate in the middle of the night.
    Working after hours
    London-based duo The Workers, creators of four robots that enabled the public to explore Tate Britain at night, will speak at Design Indaba Conference. >
  • Maria Uys felt neckpieces.
    Every surface a canvas
    Emerging Creative Maria Uys explains the appeal of felt, the freedom of being a surface designer and why she's mad about the colour orange. >
  • The Thula Baba baby box.
    #MakeChange: Thinking inside the box
    Two South African entrepreneur-fathers are adapting a Finnish design to help low-income mothers look after their newborns. >
  • Architect Stefan van Biljon's drawing
    Stefan van Biljon: Unearthing the urban unknown (trailer)
    Architect Stefan van Biljon presents two projects in which he attempts to uncover the invisible forces that influence our relationships to our cities. >
  • Celeste Theron uses performance art to create water awareness.
    #MakeChange: The creation of SHE
    Celeste Theron had an entrepreneurial streak in primary school: she sold her art work to the teachers. Now she's empowering other women to be entrepreneurs too. >
  • Nikki Onderstall's laser cut models of Cape Town
    Tactile maps
    Recent architecture graduate Nikki Onderstall uses accurate geographic information in model-sculptures to examine Cape Town's city planning. >
  • The thick lines of Dirk Vander Kooij's 3D printed chair.
    Dirk Vander Kooij: Designer of processes
    Dirk Vander Kooij is a new-age craftsman who uses 3D printing technology to produce one-off pieces of furniture. Here he tells us a little about his processes. >
  • Susannah Clarke checks one of the 3D printed surgical guides.
    Printing joints
    Embody Ortho is just one example of how designers are on the front line of medical innovation. >
  • Stanley Hainsworth.
    Teller of a thousand tales
    Stanley Hainsworth talks to us about performing in the workplace, his ability to help brands communicate, being independent, and his hair. >
  • Apis Atelier Coral Cuff
    Five South African designers of celestial (and earthly) bling
    Encompassing crowns, blades and naturally inspired textures, here's a look at some of the jewellery designers among the 40 talented Emerging Creatives of 2015. >
  • Amy Pliszka's Bees Beside Us hives.
    Bees Beside Us by Amy Pliszka
    British designer Amy Pliszka creates ornate, textile hives for the urban environment. >
  • Klomp Ceramics Graffica stacking bowls
    From the African earth
    Bright and bold pieces from two new Klomp Ceramic ranges. >
  • Blackwood & Brass bench by Cameron Barnes
    Blackwood & Brass bench by Cameron Barnes
    Made from a fallen blackwood tree, the designer's latest furniture piece sprouted from his passion for the natural landscape in KwaZulu-Natal. >

Pages