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Calling all South African students: Design Indaba wants you to get your design on! >

We're excited to announce that the hand-illustrated app Petting Zoo by Christoph Niemann is now available on Android. >

Local pulp-fiction zine takes over windows of popular department store La Rinascente during Milan design week >

Jon Stam's"Imaginary Museum" is an exhibition that can be viewed anywhere and at any time. >

Harry Pearce created the identity of the cloisters of the Church of Santa Caterina in Naples, referencing the art, craft, culture and creativity of the area. >

The past, present and future of African design is explored in the "Afrofuture" exhibition held during the 2013 Milan Furniture Fair. >

Harry Pearce's logotype for a museum in Italy can be used in various ways and serves a a metaphor for the museum's physical surroundings. >

The environmental graphics Paula Scher designed for a school in New York reinforce the positive core values of the institution. >

Take a visual journey through Totemism: Memphis Meets Africa, an exhibition presented by Design Indaba and curated by Li Edelkoort. >

Lorenzo Nassimbeni's latest mural, done in collaboration with school children, references the surroundings and the people that inhabit the area. >

Christoph Niemann's work has appeared on the covers of The New Yorker, Time, Wired, and The New York Times magazine. >

Fresh from his trip to SA for Design Indaba, illustrator and LCC Dean of Design Lawrence Zeegen tells us where he found the country’s real graphic vernacular. >

Daniel Ting Chong and Jordan Metcalf use graphic design to outline South Africa's economic status. >

Paula Scher's intricately detailed map drawings of London, Paris and New York have been turned into the covers of mini journals. >

Christoph Niemann launched his first interactive illustrated app at Design Indaba Conference 2013. It's now available in the South African iTunes store. >