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Jonathan Dotse is a social entrepreneur, technology evangelist, and science-fiction writer living in Accra, Ghana. He also tinkers in virtual reality. >

Nikki Gonnissen, Paul Cox and Alejandro Magallanes discuss graphic design, borders and moving the conference from the US to Mexico. >

The legendary graphic designer spoke to us following the anniversary of his iconic work for the 1968 Mexico Olympic Games. >

Andrew Ashton, Na Kim and Thomas Widdershoven discuss new movements in the world of graphic design. >

The multi-talented creative talks starting a business and what makes her visual style different. >

"I like to use my creativity to change the world a little bit," says the filmmaker and graphic designer. >

How do digital artists bring their creativity to life? We ask some seasoned illustrators. >

In a 2015 interview, South African comics artists Ray Whitcher and Moray Rhoda talk about bringing the genre closer to home. >

A brief jaunt through design, part three. Today we share a short interview with innovative graphic designer Eddie Opara. >

We talk to Nick Finney and Alan Dye of NB Studio about their collaborative design process and some of the lessons they’ve learnt. >

Letter artist Gemma O'Brien talks about the appeal of the handmade and the way that the shape of words can capture the character of a place. >

Naresh Ramchandani is a master wordsmith. Here, we talk to him about some of the creative campaigns he has been involved with over the years. >

Vortex Inc is a Nigerian comics company that is aiming to change the perception of Nigeria through cartoons that reflect the local culture. >

Spanish design studio Biografica create motion graphics and editorial design using paper cutouts, clay, play doh and other real objects. >

Madrid-based arts collective Boa Mistura create large-scale murals that aim to inspire the communities who live around them. >

Spanish graphic design studio Relajaelcoco believe that good vibes and a relaxed mind are the key to the creative process. >

Erik Kessels believes that in advertising, ideas are more important than craft and that to stay creatively stimulated you have to be a hybrid. >

Renowned graphic designer Margaret Calvert talks tech and working against repetition. >

Identical twin brothers Mohamed and Haitham El-seht draw inspiration from the characters found in the streets of Egypt. >

Julia Hasting, creative director of Phaidon Press, has designed books that come vacuum packed like ham and doodled all over like a student notebook. >

The prolific graphic designer discusses his early years at Pushpin and finding a focus in his work. >

The Amsterdam-based graphic designer tells us why designers are wired to be solution-finders and conversation-starters. >

Revered designer Milton Glaser spills design secrets, dispenses advice and explains the relationship between adverts, guns, and soda. >