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See an exhibition of books that blur the boundaries between conventional books and visual art. >

Design Kist's gorgeous range of fabrics and wallpaper is ideal for brightening up any indoor space, and adding a unique South African touch. >

Lorenzo Nassimbeni recently designed a set of four murals for a Swiss company, all depicting prolific building in their portfolio. >

Rolling Back the Years is an exhibition showcasing custom designed skate decks in celebration of the glory of 80s skateboarding. >

Graphic designer Stewart Scott-Curan designed a poster visually depicting each of the songs on Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon album. >

From the Highway to Hell to Penny Lane, the Song Map is a litho print featuring the names of songs about streets and landmarks. >

Norwegian designer Katrine Austgulen created a series of colourful and vibrant covers for coffee tumblers, inspired by historical time periods. >

"Imagine Your World" is a zero-waste activity set that teaches children about their connection to the planet. >

The wise old owl is given a quirky makeover by Melissa Maloney in her illustrations. >

With a form follows materials approach, Dutch designer Piet Hein Eek creates distinctive designer furniture from scraps of wood. >

Ishac Bertran's little letterpress is an ode to his love for typography and analogue processes. >

The Cape Town-based LuckyFella clothing label produces limited-edition T-shirts that allow typography to exist in the real world. >

Oded Ezer's solo exhibition in Brazil is like a wonderland where inanimate objects are brought to life. >

Harry Pearce was responsible for the design of the 2011 D&AD Annual. >

Karim Rashid's new Sketch book contains some 300 of his conceptual drawings, offering insight into his creative processes. >

Posterity is a collection of posters that draw attention to the famine in East Africa, while also raising funds for the cause. >

Renée Walker's food labels rethink how we receive nutritional information. >

Daniel Ting Chong created the visual elements for the "Together" Bacardi Party campaign. >

Using acrylic, collage, watercolour, ink and pen, illustrator David Meldrum documented everything he ate for a year. >

The inaugural Typo London conference took place from 20 to 22 October 2011. The theme was "Places" with a remit way beyond the confines of type. >

If we all just ate the amount we were meant to at meals, there will be less waste, admonishes Vince Frost. >

Espresso for Marcel Proust, vinegar for Lord Byron, milk for Franz Kafka and other ingredients of good writing. >

“What. How. Why?” was the theme of the 2011 AGI Open, which took place in Barcelona from 3 to 4 October. Design Indaba was there. >

A new edition of Michael Pollan's Food Rules comes with gorgeous illustrations by Maira Kalman. >

An exhibition celebrating street art in Tel Aviv pays tribute to the city's street art scene while also questioning official and unofficial spaces for art. >