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Top design graduates from around the globe talk about design, processes, transformation and what the future holds for creativity. >

Co-founder of Droog, Renny Ramakers has paved the way for products and projects that challenge the limits and borders of design thinking. >

Part bar, part art installation, the Design Indabar presented by Grolsch is a mobile celebration of the spirit of creativity. >

Charlie Todd uses creativity to cause chaos and joy in public places. Join the founder of Improv Everywhere in Cape Town this February. >

Michelle Son created an installation that mimics a computer user's virtual experience in a real-time physical space. >

The SoBi Social Bicycle system allows for a more efficient and cost-effective interactive cycling experience. >

Troika’s latest project imagines a world where plants work to address pressing urban issues including recycling and biofuels. >

Here's a clever bicycle device that presents the cyclist and fellow road users with useful audio data, including speed and acceleration. >

The iconic Cratefan at the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town has donned a cool Christmas look. >

The recent Saint Etienne International Design Biennale explored notions of teleportation and showed some Protofarm 2050 projects. >

Adrian Kohler, Basil Jones and others reflect on their craft in the Handspring Puppet Company book edited by Jane Taylor. >

It’s kinda weird but it’s also kinda cool – the Museum of Broken Relationships. >

A design that incorporates artificial muscle technology could provide a tangible solution for people who are lonely. >

Ever noticed how visually unappealing the Facebook homepage really is? No? Most people haven't, but Bruce Mau has some ideas. >

Dunne & Raby imagine and speculate about a deconstructed future where teleportation to parallel worlds is possible. >

It's not just any old hack that can be the creative director of Google Creative Lab, it takes the kind of genius that Robert Wong has. >

Engine 26 is an interactive digital painting project that allows for the manipulation of live video and other cool features. >

Various technologies and social platforms has allowed for, literally, anybody to be a designer. Here's a book that considers this. >

Type Case is an installation that creates interesting displays with digital pixels of different shapes and sizes. >

Jon Stam’s Imaginary Museum prototype project explores the ways in which we ascribe meaning to our virtual experiences. >

Freak Show is an exhibition of selected designers that challenge the system and consider strategies for design (dis)engagement. >

Further Instructions, a critical design show by Revital Cohen and Tuur van Balen, explored the complexity of multiple urban narratives. >

The Ars Electronica 2010 festival considered the world's impending doom and examined some of the innovative alternatives. >

Airside's new animations for Nokia are about connecting people, places and every day experiences. >

Design can't save the world so instead he chooses to obsess about cooking potatoes correctly. And other little-known things about Ze Frank. >