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Design Indaba's 2013 campaign features a redesigned brand architecture, defined by bright, bold colours and the layering of images as a metaphor for creativity. >

VISI's got a brand new look, and an interesting hound theme to set things in motion. >

Enjin interviews Richard Hart - the guest editor of Where It's At - to find out more about the project. >

Hat-trick has created a new visual identity for the Action on Hearing Loss charity, making their message loud and clear. >

Stefan Sagmeister designed the publication CULTURE, marking the 40th anniversary of BMW’s cultural commitment. >

Pioneers of boutique eating experiences, Rui Esteves and Brad Armitage of &Union answer the SMS questions sent during Design Indaba. >

Magazines Huck and Little White Lies have been given the David Carson treatment. >

Anton Kannemeyer's new Bitterkomix collection Pappa in Afrika deals with the controversial and uncomfortable topic of racism. >

E-readers are all the rage but a new book, Tree of Codes, demonstrates some of the creative possibilities of the printed book. >

The 2010 Art of Design Awards delivered an original and inspiring selection of creative work - a slap on back for the local industry. >

Inspiration and the creative process are thought to be bedfellows. A new book, Inspired, explores to what extent the two rely on each other. >

It’s a local joke that Cape Town is a republic of its own. The Wallpaper* City Guide gives some hints as to why. >

A new exhibition at FADA Gallery look at creating spaces for artists to pursue their creativity while doing research. >

Flags, vuvuzelas and bright clothing everywhere. It's hard not to be infected by footie fever. Am I Collective's posters add to the joy. >