Design Indaba

INSPIRE / Design Indaba 2007 Commercial: Kreepy Krauly

This commercial, for Design Indaba 2007, showcases the kreepy krauly - a South African invention by Ferdinand Chauvier. This ad vertismenet was created by Jupiter Drawing Room, with animation from Masters & Savant.

Keith Helfet: Joule

The inspiring design story of Joule is testament to the possibilities of South African industrial design.
Toshiyuki Kita

In Japan good design is regarded as a valuable resource. Toshiyuki Kita talks about this notion.
The Blackheart Gang

Animators The Blackheart Gang talk about their diverse creative influences and the commercial value of animation.
Pedro Reyes

Pedro Reyes tells of his “Palas por Pistolas” project that saw weapons being voluntarily turned in and transformed into garden shovels.
Revital Cohen

Revital Cohen considers how technology affects biology by focusing specifically on the human body.
Paul Sahre

Our creative cups are constantly being filled, we just need to find ways to tip them over, says Paul Sahre.
Oona Scheepers

Learning to see is one of the most important things designers need to learn, says Oona Scheepers.
Michael Bierut

In graphic design it is essential to consider the needs of the people that are going to be living with the design, says Michael Bierut.
Tucker Viemeister

For Tucker Viemeister, design is about persuasion, inspiration and trust.
BarberOsgerby

Experimenting is an important part of the creative process for design duo BarberOsgerby.
Frank Tjepkema

Frank Tjepkema jokes that every designer’s portfolio includes a vase, but he believes design should also facilitate positive social change.
Reggie Watts

Performance and space can go a long way towards expressing thoughts and ideas, says Reggie Watts.
Massimo and Lella Vignelli

Design legends Massimo and Lella Vignelli talk about some of their famous designs of the past 50 years.
Handspring Puppet Company

Handspring Puppet Company believe that puppeteers are engineers of emotions.
Christophe Egret

Christophe Egret talks about creating communities and generosity in architecture.

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