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Two decades into South Africa’s democracy, three photographers set off on a road trip to discover more about their country’s mixed-up character. >

Canadian industrial designer Tyler Pratt's products are designed to be simple, practical and to bring enjoyment to their users. >

London-based graphic artist Paul Pateman, better known by the alias Pâté, has a good amount of humour in his work and a strong and simple aesthetic. >

Granddaughter of the creator of Oil of Olay and master perfumer Tammy Frazer’s insight into perfumes will make you look at “smell” in an entirely new light. >

Multimedia designer and illustrator Khosi Mpungose created her book "Thandi’s Trippy Trips" for young, hungry minds. >

Catherine Ash, the young ceramist working behind Ash Ceramics, brings her training as a sculptor into the delicate art of ceramics. >

Fashion designer Kiara Gounder integrates advanced 3D printing technology and natural shapes into her designs. >

Touring the world like the rock stars of knitting, Kaffe Fasset and Brandon Mably are two technicolour textile artists whose work explodes with bright patterns. >

Bantu Wax, founded by Yodit Eklund, is an African surf brand that breaks the clichés of blonde, blue-eyed surf babes with images from Africa's own surf culture. >

In the second part of this exclusive video interview, origami artist Ross Symons talks about breaking out alone and folding for the big brands. >

Ross Symons quit his job in the advertising industry and became an (almost accidental) origami artist. >

The co-founders of mema designs believe that a thoughtful design process is behind every design that inspires. >

The world's biggest collection of African art outside Africa is owned by fast-food chain Nando’s, who are now investing in South African design. >

We interview the two creative entrepreneurs who founded Alexander’s Band, a South African collective of illustrators. >

Copenhagen-based designer explores his fascination with materiality in his contemporary product and furniture designs. >

Textile designer Margrethe Odgaard says success can be measured in how much a design project touches your heart. >

The Italian industrial designer advises young designers to think like entrepreneurs and work at creating their own signature brand identities. >

By applying design thinking to emerging technologies Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg imagines a better future for us all. >

Going back to school was one of the best decisions I’ve made, says Carla Kreuser. >

The founder of brand identity firm Johnson Banks unpacks the growth of social branding in a competitive corporate world. >

Danish photojournalist Anders Find’s novel approach to bringing people together in public space. >

Meet the ringmaster of Circus Engelbregt who oversees the delicate act of subverting social norms using design. >

Reem Hatem fills us in on Darb 1718, the Cairo centre that is fostering the North African country’s art scene. >

Kenyan technologist Juliana Rotich lays out the tangible ways that governments can harness technology’s power to deliver services efficiently. >

The LA food truck kickstarted a global movement thanks to Twitter, says Roy Choi. >