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Creativity is not a fan of the pigeonhole, says graphic designer Richard Hart. >

Peter Crawley’s interesting illustrations are made using watercolour paper, stitched with cotton thread. >

Fortune Cookies are fun. Now imagine a giant one with a cool, wearable gift inside. >

There appears to be no end to the number of creative applications for Lego. Here it's used in a letterpress. >

Magazines Huck and Little White Lies have been given the David Carson treatment. >

If, like many other creatives, the inappropriate use of the Comic Sans font really irks you, you’ll love this campaign. >

Freedom of Creation turns any personal text into a 3D font and sculpts it into physical form using 3D printers. >

Eclectic, beautiful and oh-so desirable, "I Wonder" by Marian Bantjes is sure to become an instant classic. >

When fighting the battle between good and evil you will need something appropriate to wear. Mingo Lamberti has some suggestions. >

Renée Rossouw’s Pattern Diary designs for Bosa Ceramics play with different patterns, identities and compositions. >

Putting pen to paper is what Lauren Fowler does best. Meet a Cape Town illustrator who also has interesting craft talents. >

Take a look at the some of the shortlisted designs for the 2010 Art Vinyl competition. >

Thomas Heatherwick’s special advent calendar has us in awe… >

Doing work of the highest quality characterises the creative output of Bibliotheque's studio in London. >

Sleeping is an important thing to do, so why not add a playful touch to your linen? Daniel Ting Chong has some ideas. >

Anton Kannemeyer's new Bitterkomix collection Pappa in Afrika deals with the controversial and uncomfortable topic of racism. >

Antalis South Africa's gorgeous Munken Journal is sure to provide inspiration overload, for all creatives - even if it's just at heart. >

Now just have your beer and read it too... or something equally novel. >

The Genius of Design gives a surprisingly interesting account of the recent history of design. >

Creativity is not a luxury but a part of normal life, Oded Ezer believes, because we become more moral and more positive when we create. >

On World Aids Day we take a look at some of the most thought-provoking posters aimed at educating people about the disease. >

Just make beautiful work. Meet Cape Town illustrator Daniel Ting Chong, for whom this works. >

Fanakalo’s wine label designs for Helderberg Wijnmakerij are bold and edgy, sure to catch the eye. >

E-readers are all the rage but a new book, Tree of Codes, demonstrates some of the creative possibilities of the printed book. >

In (almost) 20 questions Ji Lee reveals interesting things about himself and some of the definitive moments in his life. >