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Paula Scher’s latest project helps to manage the incredible frustration often experienced when you can’t remember where your car is parked. >

The clever folks at Pentagram in New York sent an ingenious little book that challenges you to a word game, but not just any word game. >

Studio Xag’s dazzling window installation for a fashion boutique takes its cue from original Vegas signage. >

Justin Southey is a multi-disciplinary artist whose work covers many different mediums and stylistic variations. >

Confessions of a Design Thief in New York is an overview of some of Durban-based Garth Walker's work since democracy. >

Top design graduates from around the globe talk about design, processes, transformation and what the future holds for creativity. >

Monkeybiz recently collaborated with Made.com to bring original South African craft and design to the masses. >

Hat-trick uses its repertoire of design tricks to solve creative problems, with lots of enthusiasm. >

Jan Wilker and Hjalti Karlsson of KarlssonWilker met while working for Stefan Sagmeister and now reunite as equals. >

Two fathers of contemporary design, Milton Glaser and Massimo Vignelli draw on decades of experience in their dialogue. >

Over a video call between Durban and Amsterdam, graphic designer Richard Hart meets product designer Jurgen Bey. >

Life experience is more important than design theory for friends Simon “Sanky” Sankarayya and Harry Pearce’s work. >

Dana Arnett of VSA Partners and Paula Scher of Pentagram have been eyeing each other’s work since the 1990s. >

Long-time friends Ross Lovegrove and Fernando Gutiérrez look past the obvious difference in dimension of each other’s work. >

A range of skateboard designs want to prove that creativity can make a positive difference. >

Creativity is not a fan of the pigeonhole, says graphic designer Richard Hart. >

Peter Crawley’s interesting illustrations are made using watercolour paper, stitched with cotton thread. >

Fortune Cookies are fun. Now imagine a giant one with a cool, wearable gift inside. >

There appears to be no end to the number of creative applications for Lego. Here it's used in a letterpress. >

Magazines Huck and Little White Lies have been given the David Carson treatment. >

If, like many other creatives, the inappropriate use of the Comic Sans font really irks you, you’ll love this campaign. >

Freedom of Creation turns any personal text into a 3D font and sculpts it into physical form using 3D printers. >

Eclectic, beautiful and oh-so desirable, "I Wonder" by Marian Bantjes is sure to become an instant classic. >

When fighting the battle between good and evil you will need something appropriate to wear. Mingo Lamberti has some suggestions. >