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Frost* Design created a quirky campaign for Sydney's first-ever Feeding the 5000 event, part of a campaign that aims to address the global issue of food waste. >

Design Indaba will be travelling to London to cover AGI Open, the foremost graphic design event in the world. >

Eddie Opara has given Platform, a non-profit organisation, the credibility it deserves through a bold and memorable identity. >

Michael Bierut has designed the 2013 Fall campaign graphics for luxury retailer Saks Fifth Avenue. >

The Shining Girls charity art show, inspired by Lauren Beukes's novel, features work by top SA creatives. Proceeds from sales will benefit Rape Crisis. >

Michael Bierut and Britt Cobb have designed a series of understandable diagrams and infographics for "A Country of Cities: A Manifesto for an Urban America". >

Hella Jongerius has extended her textile collection for Maharam using bright colours and shifting motifs. >

K&i design studio have designed a selection of brochures for the Tuli Wilderness Camp and Encounter Mara that highlights the beauty of Africa. >

Paula Scher has created a new identity for the Sundance Institute and the 2014 Sundance Film Festival. >

Harry Pearce created a typographic installation presenting visitors to Kew Bridge in London with a poem. >

Hide & Eek! by Hat-trick and Knock Knock adds an exciting element to reading under the covers in the dark... set to enlighten young imaginations. >

Michael Bierut has designed a system of clear and vivid maps for the streets of New York, encouraging people to walk and cycle the city. >

Ineke Hans created striking indoor and outdoor design for the 2013 M°BA Fashion Biennale. >

Earlier this year Harry Pearce designed the identity for MUSE. Here's a look at the grand opening. >

Eddie Opara designed an identity, web application and data visualisation for Carlo Ratti's robotic barman, Makr Shakr. >

Frost* Design's interior design of bright, quirky and oversized graphics for an Australian bank aims to aesthetically engage employees. >

Michael Bierut has designed the identity and branding for 150 Charles Street, a luxury residential space in New York. >

Earlier this year Harry Pearce created a striking new identity for the Royal Academy of the Arts in London. Here's how he reached his vivid design solution. >

"This is what it always was, and will always be" is the translated title of Faith47's latest mural in New York. >

Hat-trick is working on the new graphic identity for one of London's most iconic buildings, Centre Point. >

Sisters Astrid and Karen Schwarz design for passion and create for purpose, all the while uplifting and inspiring with their stationery and jewellery ranges. >

In celebration of Andy Murray's historic victory at Wimbledon Hat-trick have designed a set of postage stamps to mark the occasion. >

Michael Bierut has designed the identity and graphics for NYC BigApps 2013, providing a colourful backdrop for the competition’s fourth annual awards ceremony. >

Faith47's new mural in Toronto, Canada, is titled "The Pull of the Land". >

A new identity for a division of a Russian bank seeks to make the financial service friendlier and more streamlined. Michael Wolff headed up the process. >