• The Happy Film titles
    Stefan Sagmeister has started creating a documentary called the Happy Film. >
  • Consumer Christmas
    Shopaholics will love this Christmas tree made of shopping trolleys… >
  • Staying connected
    The SoBi Social Bicycle system allows for a more efficient and cost-effective interactive cycling experience. >
  • The Elements S[urvival] coat. Photo: Brittany Thomasson.
    Braving the cold
    Veronika Scott has designed a coat that doubles-up as a sleeping bag, bringing a bit of relief and comfort to thousands of homeless people. >
  • Velosynth bike synthesizer.
    Info on the go
    Here's a clever bicycle device that presents the cyclist and fellow road users with useful audio data, including speed and acceleration. >
  • Jen Bilik
    Entrepreneur
    Jen Bilik is the founder and owner of Knock Knock, a company that creates smart, well-designed gift and stationery products. >
  • David Butler. Photo: Brett Falcon.
    David Butler
    Brand Specialist
    David Butler is responsible for leading the global design vision and strategy for the Coca-Cola Company. >
  • Dror Benshetrit
    Product Designer
    Dror Benshetrit has developed an interdisciplinary practice specialising in innovative design projects, spanning architecture, interiors and art direction. >
  • Charlie Todd
    Performance Artist
    As founder of Improv Everywhere, Charlie Todd creates scenes of joy and chaos in public spaces. >
  • Dana Arnett
    Graphic Designer
    Dana Arnett has created brand marketing solutions for the likes of Harley-Davidson, IBM, General Electric, Coca-Cola, Thomas Reuters and Nike. >
  • Ben Fry
    Ben Fry
    Information Designer
    Ben Fry takes complex data and visualises it in an aesthetically pleasing and easily understandable way. >
  • Camper creations
    Marti Guixé has collaborated with the Camper brand for the design of their new boutique shoe shop. >
  • Google Chrome operating system. Image via designboom.
    Another step for Google
    Google is exploring new frontiers with their venture into the computer hardware arena. >
  • Chain Rocker by BRC Designs.
    Chained down
    Cycling enthusiasts will love this chair made of recycled bicycle chains. >
  • Paul Sahre
    Paul Sahre on ideas and book design
    Our creative cups are constantly being filled, we just need to find ways to tip them over, says Paul Sahre. >
  • Unplanned Brutalism by Karim Rashid.
    Unintended
    Karim Rashid's latest collection of furniture explores the spaces between artistic concept and technological boundaries. >
  • Plexus installation by Gabriel Dawe.
    Rainbow threads
    Gabriel Dawe's intriguing thread and textile installation comments on the human experience. >
  • Karin Fong.
    Cinematic mastery at DI2011
    Karin Fong of Imaginary Forces has a magical way of making ideas, concepts and storytelling come to life in cinematic masterpieces. >
  • Jakob Trollbäck.
    20Q: Jakob Trollbäck
    Working hard to create something new and unseen is what Jakob Trollbäck considers creative success to be, with a dash of playfulness. >
  • Tron Armchair by Dror Studio.
    Outlandish legacy
    Dror Studio's Tron Armchair is unconventional but interestingly reminiscent of the possibilities of a digital world. >
  • Just Beer's Case of the IPA.
    Hidden in the beer label
    Now just have your beer and read it too... or something equally novel. >
  • Amada bench. Photo: Gene Young, Smithsonian American Art Museum.
    Fluid dynamics
    Generous, curvaceous and desirable... We're talking about Amada. >
  • Aids poster: USA. Image via http://jump.dexigner.com/news/2202.
    Visual protest
    On World Aids Day we take a look at some of the most thought-provoking posters aimed at educating people about the disease. >
  • Karin Fong
    Karin Fong
    Director • Filmmaker • Motion Graphics Designer
    Karin Fong directs and designs for film, television, and environments. She is a founding member of production and design company Imaginary Forces. >

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