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Sean O' Toole chatted with surf-loving designer David Carson. >

Mary Lewis, creative director of Lewis Moberly in Britain, speaks on design like the savant she is. Joanne Thomas interviews her. >

Interview with Tyler Brûlé, founder of *Wallpaper magazine. >

Sean O'Toole chatted to Fabio Ongarato about Australia's post-colonial design legacy, and its tendency to mix ideas. >

Sean O'Toole talks to Stefano Giovannoni about his love of pop culture. >

Sujata Keshavan was the first Indian to obtain a post graduate degree in graphic design, writes Patrick Burgoyne. >

Sean O'Toole chatted to Irma Boom, asking her about her enigmatic portfolio of work. >

Sean O'Toole spoke to Sir Terence about his extraordinary achievements, asking him how he would like to be remembered one day. >

Ozwald Boateng is the first African tailor to design much sought after bespoke suits dresses some of the world's most stylish men. >

Simon Sankarayya interviewed by Andries Odendaal. >

Sean O'Toole spoke to Kalle Lasn, asking him about his decision to revive a dusty design manifesto from 1964. >

Sean O'Toole interviews Jonathan Barnbrook. >

Fernando Gutierrez is widely regarded as a designer at the fore of contemporary magazine design. Sean O'Toole recently spoke with him. >

Amy Westervelt interviews Stefan Sagmeister. >

James Victore is an independent graphic designer whose posters hang in many permanent collections around the world. >

Nicky Apostolis interviewed Marti Guixé after his lecture at Design Indaba. But after one question, they drew pictures instead. >

"My pictures do ask many questions to which I don't have the answers. I think that there probably are no answers," says Nadav Kander. >

Vince Frost presented a workshop to students in Durban. Taweni Gondwe interviewed him. >

Interview with Flash guru Andries Odendaal. >

Interview with the artist currently known as Usha. >

Interview with photographer Han Lans. >

Legendary Flash guru and web designer Yugo Nakamura's 2001 interview is as pertinent today as then. >