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The designer of numerous “Saturday Night Live” identities talks about the role of humour in her work. >

The award-winning graphic designer decodes why the simple shapes of a logo can have such great impact. >

Hot on the heels of launching his new book at Design Indaba Conference, Michael Bierut tells us about the challenges of representing your own work. >

Sometimes instinct dictates when a design works but it can also take years to persuade the client. Ultimately, says Michael Wolff, it's out of your hands. >

“Stripped” is a love-letter to comic strips and an investigation into what happens to comics in a failing newspaper industry. >

This Ugandan-British artist turns words into titanic pops of colour on city streets all over the world. >

The Dutch graphic designers tell us how they tap into design history to create work that is rooted in today's culture. >

The Dutch graphic designers talk about the influences that have shaped their impressive body of work. >

The Austin-based Pentagram partner and graphic designer says a sense of place is important for what graphic designers do. >

Five rising stars from the Emerging Creatives programme at Design Indaba Expo 2014 tell us what the exposure did for their careers. >

The executive creative director of Publicis West Africa tells us how he goes about making ads for Ghanaian audiences. >

This short film takes a revealing look at American typographer Jessica Hische's everyday life. >

The creative director of New Zealand agency Alt Group reveals the ABC's of his creative language. >

The Amsterdam-based graphic designer tells us why she stepped out of her comfort zone to design for the Dutch Socialist Party. >

"Part of the system of creativity is creating the rules," says Dean Poole at Design Indaba Conference 2014. >

Watch Tom Bassett's documentary "Briefly", featuring interviews with top designers such as Frank Gehry, Yves Béhar and David Rockwell. >

The Dutch typographer and illustrator's iconic posters "subtract the noise" but speak volumes. >

The chief creative officer of Ogilvy & Mather South Africa shares three campaigns that turned the agency around. >

The New York-based graphic designer's love for words is so big, he's not content to leave them on the page. >

Advertising industry creatives need to stay agile and open, says the chief creative officer of Ogilvy & Mather South Africa. >

The NYC Transit Authority Graphics Standards Manual, a feat of design brilliance by Massimo Vignelli and Bob Noorda, is about to be turned into a book. >

Through their exploratory work husband-and-wife team Roberto Feo and Rosario Hurtado challenge our most fundamental understanding of design. >

The Spanish design duo talk about how they use their own projects to interrogate how we define design. >

We chat to Swiss graphic designer and jazz aficionado Niklaus Troxler about his twin passions. >

A charming animation by a group of Canadian illustrators inspired by their to-do lists scribbled on Post-it notes. >