DESIGN>EDUCATION No. 3
"Creative people hardly ever have breaks. …designers are absorbing
new ideas so their antennas are always set on 'receive'," says star automotive
designers Oona Scheepers. In the latest edition of DESIGN>EDUCATION No. 3
magazine the antennas are attuned towards topics as diverse as cars, social causes,
luxury shoes, capsule hotels, Olympic branding, knitting, collaborative creation,
biomimicry and Cross-Pollination to name a few.
Oona Scheepers: A fairytale from Prieska to Porsche
Fabrica: 10 questions for Omar Vulpinari
Re-sounding (architectural) success
Liam Fahy: After the glass shoe
Frost*: Understanding the serious playground of business and good design
Summer Olympics 2016: Rio's brand sculpture gets the thumbs-up
The sound of music
Glass, a fragile yet giant industry
Designing for life
DESIGN>EDUCATION No. 2
In DESIGN>EDUCATION No. 2 we look at the
powerful role of creativity within the world of
business and society. Highlights include:
Marianne Fassler: Being true to her Muse
Chris Saunders & Brett Rubin: Photography inspired by personal passions
Joule: Africa's first truly sustainable electric-powered vehicle
Design for the People
Raw Studio makes wood work
Ethical Architecture & the case of the everyday
Old Mac Daddy
Stefan G Bucher: The monsters made me do it!
Tinga Tinga Tales: Reawakening folktales from Africa
Avant Graffiti
The Ghana Think Tank: Developing the first world
Kate Moross' guide to freelancing
Can arty-farty drive a Maserati?
DESIGN>EDUCATION No. 1
DESIGN>EDUCATION No. 1 takes you on a
journey where we not only look at product
development, but also consider the vital role of the
creative industry in entertainment. Highlights include:
The Renaissance of the Prawn Starter
This is the current 'sexy' of South African furniture design
Confessions of a sideshow popstar: Shotopop tells the tale up to now
Designing our world for 2050
FoxP2: The product of an inspirational environment
Lung Animation creates top entertainment
Shy the Sun: Crafting each spot to perfection
Following Pig 05049
Through the eyes of a goldsmith
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