 |
 
|
|
 |
A Frosty Day in Durban
"A Frosty Day in Durban", the inaugural event held in Durban on 24 August 2001, was a great success. It exposed participants to the best global practices of working in the disciplines of design, art direction and printing. The 31 participants of "Frosty Day" included college and technikon students, as well as people with less than two years experience in the industry.
Participants were tutored and mentored by the award-winning editorial designer Vince Frost of Frost Design, UK. He shared his experience and skills to help enrich the students to have a final product under their arms the following morning.
Besides practical advice given during the workshop, Frost delivered his personal ideas on design with his customary humour in a formal presentation and Q&A session that lasted one and a half hours.
The final product was a full-colour, 48-page magazine that celebrated Durban as an African city and that promoted it as a sought-after tourist and business destination. Internationally acclaimed author Prof Fatima Meer, a native Durbanite wrote the foreword. The magazine was presented to Unicity Deputy Mayor, Councillor Logie Naidoo and was also distributed to delegates at the United Nations World Conference Against Racism hosted in Durban.
SPONSORS: Durban Africa, Uthingo, Sappi, SAA, Robprint, Hirt & Carter, Interactive Africa
|
|
Watch this space...
Malcolm Garrett Workshop Series
The question most frequently asked of me throughout the week, concerned how from my experience, I thought this group of students compared to others in the UK, or elsewhere...
|
Oscar Pena Workshop Series
In the assignment plus ONE minus ONE. The aim of the project was to change one aspect of an existing product to improve it and to align it with a chosen identity...
|
|
Ilse Crawford Workshop Series
Feast 1 (n) Joyful anniversary, one that recurs on different, same, date; 2 annual village festival, sumptuous meal, esp. public one given to many guests; 3 gratification to the senses or mind...impressions of Africa..
|
|
Paula Sher Workshop Series
Paula Scher facilitated the Design Indaba Workshop at Wits Technikon in Johannesburg in May 2004. The workshop had a mix of students across the various disciplines of fashion design, multimedia and graphic design...
|
|
|
Hip Hop/Vukanai Bafazi! Project
The workshop in Port Elizabeth aimed to encourage young South African design students to acknowledge and embrace their personal history...
|
|
Design Indaba goes Dutch
Book designer extraordinaire, Irma Boom is known for not getting any briefs for her books - almost 200 of them...
|
|
Cape Town:Bags
All delegates of the 6th Design Indaba® received an original, limited-edition Fishfinger bag designed by the 25 students who attended this workshop...
|
|
|
Port Elizabeth: Personal History
The workshop in Port Elizabeth aimed to encourage young South African design students to acknowledge and embrace their personal history...
|
|
A Frosty Day in Durban
"A Frosty Day in Durban", the inaugural event held in Durban on 24 August 2001, was a great success. It exposed participants to the best global practices of working in the disciplines of design...
|
|
Cape Town: Tourism is Everyone's Business
The second workshop was held in Cape Town on 26 October 2001 at Cape Technikon in association with Cape Metropolitan Tourism. The theme was to promote Cape Town amongst its citizens...
|
|
|
|
Brought
to you by 
Developmental
partners
Produced
by
|
|
