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Sujata Keshavan was the first Indian to obtain a post graduate degree in graphic design, writes Patrick Burgoyne. >

There can be few more comfortable places to be than inside a top of the range BMW, writes Patrick Burgoyne. >

Sean O'Toole chatted to Irma Boom, asking her about her enigmatic portfolio of work. >

Sean O'Toole spoke to Sir Terence about his extraordinary achievements, asking him how he would like to be remembered one day. >

Javier Mariscal has come a long way since the days of General Franco's fascist regime in Spain, writes Lynda Relph-Knight. >

A non-writer designer sort of oke's personal tribute to a few friends from Design Indaba 6 by Garth Walker. >

We asked our eminent guests at the 6th International Design Indaba to doodle their impressions of the event. >

Ozwald Boateng is the first African tailor to design much sought after bespoke suits dresses some of the world's most stylish men. >

"I am giving this lecture at a critical juncture, not only in our industry, but in the history of mankind and this planet." - Neville Brody >

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No country proves that comics are an extension and expression of a nation's psyche more than South Africa, writes Moray Rhoda. >

Tokyo-based Naoto Fukasawa is a designer with the innovative design firm IDEO. >

A collection of images of the urban landscape by photographer Marc Shoul. >

Sir Terence Conran, England's pioneering design innovator, requires little introduction. >

I have toyed with a project for some time that involves trying to capture what you see when you close your eyes, writes Lewis Blackwell. >

Robert Nakata is designer whose work explores the "accidental possibilities of relationships between text and images". >

Simon Sankarayya interviewed by Andries Odendaal. >

"The worst mistake you can make is wearing an ill-fitting suit," according to Ozwald Boateng. >

A design process presented by Lucille Tenazas of Tenazas Design, San Francisco. >

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Between 4,5 and 5 million South Africans have received "secure tenure" homes since 1994. Sean O'Toole looks beyond the statistics. >

Sean O'Toole spoke to Kalle Lasn, asking him about his decision to revive a dusty design manifesto from 1964. >

Sean O'Toole interviews Jonathan Barnbrook. >

Fernando Gutierrez is widely regarded as a designer at the fore of contemporary magazine design. Sean O'Toole recently spoke with him. >

Amy Westervelt interviews Stefan Sagmeister. >