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Stefan Sagmeister, Jonathan Barnbrook, William Kentridge and David Goldblatt are some of the artists whose work features in the i-Jusi Portfolio Number 2. >

Winner of the Best Graphic Design award at the Dutch Design Awards Rop van Mierlo tells about his Wilde Dieren book project. >

Off-beat, surreal and funny but that’s what one would expect from Noel Fielding and a book with the title The Scribblings of a Madcap Shambleton. >

MAPS is a wonderful collection of cartographical pieces created by Paula Scher over the past 20 years. >

Vampires in the desert and sightings of Kurt Cobain in the Karoo? Could it be? Who's afraid? Van Coke Kartel's latest graphic novel investigates. >

Ever wondered who decided that Comic Sans is a no-go kind of type, or why Helvetica wins the popular vote every time? Just My Type is an exploration of type. >

Maverick filmmaker David Lynch's collection of drawings, Works on Paper, reveal something about his creative processes. >

Lorenzo Nassimbeni recently took part in an exhibition that looked at the creative handling of materials for quality and sustainability. >

Are you a real graphic enthusiast? There is only one way to find out – test your knowledge in a Trivial Pursuit-like graphic design game. >

Colour, curves, waves and total joy. Brazilian designer Tom Veiga's bright designs are inspired by the ocean and the vibrancy of his home country. >

Pearlfisher designed the packaging for Jamie Oliver's ever-expanding range of food and lifestyle products. >

Graphic Design: Now in Production is one of the largest graphic design exhibitions of recent years. Curator Andrew Blauvelt tells more. >

Design Indaba is pleased to announce a media partnership with TYPO London, a conference focussing on typography and graphic design. >

Employees pay attention: The New Rules of Work are that decaf has been criminalised... and other workplace truths and absurdities. >

Tucker Nichols has some clever ideas for tag lines that might endear people to snail mail and the post office again. >

In Brief is a small book, with lots of pages, celebrating Hat-trick's work of the past 10 years. >

The October Show at Salon91 in Cape Town presents the work of an all-male creative cast. >

ABC comes to life with Alphabet 2, a project that creates a stop-motion animation with each letter of the alphabet. >

Hat-trick worked on the rebranding of the Imperial War Museum in the UK, aiming to make the visitor experience more engaging. >

Experimenting with data and transport route design, Black Hat and Nimbus show that there’s more to an urban environment than architecture. >

Questions, answers and happiness were considered on the final day of the AGI Open in Barcelona. There was even a song and dance to end it off. >

Maps, books, processes and asking “how, what, why?” were some of the themes to emerge on day one of the AGI Open in Barcelona. >

Calling all doodlers - Spend a fun afternoon in the park doing drawings for a good cause. >

Lists, flowcharts and illustrations. Stefan G Bucher has designed a self-help manual for the creatively minded. >

Discover the Da Vinci within yourself with the fun Let's Make Great Art activity book by illustrator Marion Deuchars. >