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Jabu Nadia Newman is a South African artist who works through the mediums of photography and film. She is also the creator of The Foxy Five webseries. >

Conceptual artist Koen Vanmechelen explores the importance of biocultural diversity, identity and community in his Cosmopolitan Chicken Project. >

An old fashioned, watercolours-on-paper illustrator >

Icelandic-Danish artist Olafur Eliasson created the vast, indoor sun at the Tate in London, made rivers run green and made a waterfall flow upwards. >

Fashion photography, creative directing, blogging, stylist – Stuurman does it all. >

A streetstyle journal from Tanzania and the East African diaspora. >

Martinus van Tee is an illustrator and caricaturist living in Stellenbosch, South Africa. >

THE LAKE is a new LP-sized free bimonthly publication available nationwide at selected outlets. >

Multidisciplinary artist Naama Schendar explores identity and individuality through constructed methods of experiencing empathy. >

Tony Gum, named by Vogue as the "coolest girl in Cape Town", is an artist in learning. >

Francois Knoetze is a performance artist, sculptor and filmmaker. His work traces the life cycles of discarded objects. >

"Light is a thing of beauty in that it overcomes darkness" - W&N Studio, London-based image makers, artists and filmmakers. >

Danish artist Thomas Poulsen, who works under the alias FOS, creates unusual spaces that rely on human interaction to really come to life. >

Monde Mabaso is a Johannesburg-based illustrator and a Design Indaba 2016 Emerging Creative. >

Unlabelled magazine strives to showcase authentic South African street fashion and style in a hip, edgy way by drawing inspiration from 'Jozi' street culture. >

Design-minded Jamie-Lee Matthews uses storytelling and visual communication to spread the work about the importance of individuality. >

Using vintage tennis rackets, old coffee bags and other second-hand waste, Danielle Clough is breaking the mould of contemporary art. >

"While Carla appreciates messy art and abstraction, she takes pride in her perfectionism and chooses to keep things clean – for the most part." >

Illustrator Amy Slatem's aims to create products that encourage the user to be creative – doodling, writing and colouring. >

Two creatives. One wanderlist. Zero reasons to stay at home. >

Erik Kessels is a Dutch artist, designer and curator with a great interest in photography. >

Dillion S Phiri is the founder and creative director of Creative Nestlings. >

Artists Minekulu Ngoyi and Isaac Zavale create street-culture inspired products for Alphabet Zoo. >

Pure Creation is a Cape Town-based creative business owned by Alan and Nadine Marola. >

This Senegalese photographer uses the medium to capture the diversity of modern African societies and lifestyles. >