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Mr Price unveils new decor collection with former Emerging Creative Naledi Modupi. >

#antenna2019, hosted by Design Indaba, Dutch Design Week and World Design Embassies, is taking place today in Eindhoven. >

Nkanyezi Masango, founder of Blackboard, believes exposing kids to creative careers can unlock a world of opportunities. >

“It deals with a girl who is kinda stuck between worlds like me. She is from the hood but also from suburbia.” >

“I believe in how powerful street art is and use it to give a place life or a feeling.” >

Ghanaian game developers, Enter Africa, are creating a game that focuses on the issues of safety and sanitation surrounding e-waste dumps. >

Yamakasi's project, through the power of social media, helped bring together illustrators and colourists from Nigeria, Cameroon and the Republic of Congo >

Part of the Emerging Creatives programme, these young designers will exhibit their work to the public at Design Indaba Festival 2019. >

What would a text from Kim K look like? >

This Ukrainian artist paints unique portraits of Africa as a creative outlet. >

A young illustrator who celebrates international influences rather than confined fidelity. >

This Emerging Creative discovered his artistic passion quite recently, but his lack of experience is no obstacle. >

Graphic design student Jonathan Stannard has won an RSA Design Award for his medical symbol kit to help people in low literacy areas understand their medicines. >

Designer Gemma Warriner is trying to make the global food crisis we face in 2050 accessible by representing the data in vegetables. >

A group of young Lithuanian architects are proposing a social project based on Schrödinger's cat, the thought experiment. >

Using a handful of quirk and a pinch of cheek, Helen Borg’s illustrations question and mock the pleasures and emotions surrounding desire in our society. >

A South African illustrator sends Christmas greetings inspired by her African heritage. >

Leicester-based artist Marcus Marritt creates bold illustrations of sultry characters that are often inspired by movie scenes. >

Illustrator Girolamo Giannatempo, known as G&Sans, explores the irrational world with his bright, blob-like, humanoids. >

Cheeky Scottish illustrator-cum-animator Joseph Atkinson trawls the underbelly of the internet for inspiration. >

Latest work by Thulisizwe Mamba, Durban-based graphic designer determined to develop his own viewpoint. >

South Africa design graduate Tarryn Chudleigh whips up a fresh new way to think about food and fashion. >

This Hungarian textile designer has come up with an ingenious system for generating a never-ending array of patterns. >

This local illustrator is set to launch her first children's book, "Mu's Wolf Problem", later this month. We catch up with her here. >