Design Indaba

In Design Indaba, video

Stefan Sagmeister: Bring the personal and the human into design (video interview)

At AGI Open in 2013, I interviewed the great Stefan Sagmeister, graphic designer and filmmaker. Stefan Sagmeister is an Austrian graphic designer living and working in New York City. At AGI Open 2013, he spoke about doing both experimental and client-based work, and the effect it has had

12 December 2013

In Design Indaba, video

Paula Scher on designing in and with perspective (video interview)

In 2013 I went to London to attend the AGI (Alliance Graphique Internationale) Open Conference held at the Barbican Theatre, and got to interview a world great: graphic designer, typographer and artist Paula Scher. She's also a partner at Pentagram Design in New York. From the signage for

12 December 2013

In Design Indaba, video

Michael Bierut: Use curiosity as a route into work (video interview)

In 2013 I went to London to attend the AGI (Alliance Graphique Internationale) Open Conference held at the Barbican Theatre, and got to interview one of the world's greatest living graphic designers and design teachers, Michael Bierut. He's also a partner at Pentagram Design in New York. From

12 December 2013

In Design Indaba, video

Margaret Calvert: It’s about knowing who you are designing for (video interview)

Margaret Calvert is a graphic designer famously known for her design of road signs and typefaces, including the font Calvert. I interviewed her in London in 2013 at the AGI Open conference. Margaret Calvert is a graphic designer famously known for her design of road signs and typefaces,

12 November 2013

In Design Indaba, interview, published work, writing

Why Designer John Bielenberg Thinks Wrong

John Bielenberg thinks wrong. And he's changing the world, one design project at a time. Sarah Jayne Fell chats to this mastermind about his creative progeny for Design Indaba, in anticipation for his presentation at Design Indaba Conference 2012. John Bielenberg believes that "thinking wrong" is a means

12 January 2012