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Founder of Blank Ink Shaun Gaylard is sketching the architectural fabric of urban centres one limited-edition city guide at a time. >

The Street Store extends the popular pop-up store trend onto the pavement to give homeless people the joy of shopping. For free. >

2015 Emerging Creative Camilla Kruger is dedicated to tackling tough environmental issues – first by designing her life around five principles. >

Readers loved our features on new South African talent who will show their work as Emerging Creatives at Design Indaba. >

From doodles to full-scale book projects, these young graphic designers bring their prodigious talents to Design Indaba Expo 2015 as Emerging Creatives. >

Advice from the grand-dad of American graphic design tops the list of most popular reads on designindaba.com. >

Some unveiled major new designs, others recapped their careers in easy-to-digest lessons. Watch the designers featured in our 10 most popular videos from 2014. >

The question of what design thinking can do for Africa piqued readers' interest this week. >

Take five minutes to catch up with designindaba.com's top five stories this week. >

A global call to design out Ebola drew readers' attention this week. >

Readers loved graphic design maestro Seymour Chwast's personal history of the evolution of styles this week. >

Top of the popular posts this week is Leg Studios' furniture range that sports intricate geometric latticework. >

It's no surprise that advertising stories were a big hit with readers the week after the Loerie Awards – in particular an essay by the much-loved Milton Glaser. >

South African adman Ulric Charteris on setting up shop in Dar es Salaam and why Tanzanians hate billboard advertising. >

The four winners of Grand Prix awards at this weekend's Loeries celebrated real-life, digital, print and radio. >

Stories about London Design Festival 2014, which closes this Sunday, proved popular with our readers this week. >

London-based creative director Jon Daniel shares the story behind his Design Week column on designers of African descent. >

We go in search of all things Africa at the London Design Festival. Here are our highlights. >

Cheeky, bouncy and bold – here's a sampling of this prolific Cape Town-based designer's recent work. >

African icons old and new abound in this week's top stories, from a graphic collage of Madiba to new designs for bubblegum brand Chappies. >