Featured: Andrew Sutherland
Illustrator and fine artist Andrew Sutherland grew up between the UK and Cape Town, studying Fine Art at The Ruth Prowse School of Art in Woodstock.
Illustrator and fine artist Andrew Sutherland grew up between the UK and Cape Town, studying Fine Art at The Ruth Prowse School of Art in Woodstock.
Fifty of the world’s most promising designers were chosen to exhibit their work on billboards in London for World Communication Design Day 2013. Sindiso Nyoni (R!OT) represented South Africa with his piece Amandla – All power to the Dreamers.
Daleahs is a relaxed eatery serving quality, gourmet food since recently opening in Braamfontein, Johannesburg. Branding, design and illustration studio Says Who were there from the very beginning to conceptualise and design the restaurant’s CI.
Stylemology is a Cape Town-headquartered, global online fashion platform which launched last year selling international and local labels as well as on-trend ranges developed in-house by the Stylemology team. Travys Owen directed their AW 2013 campaign.
Andrew Gregory is a 3rd year Cinematography and Scriptwriting student at AFDA who calls filmmaking his biggest passion. However it’s photography that he labels an obsession, intertwined with a compulsive need to be creating.
Freelance illustrator Nicola Meiring has recently, and fantastically, re-done her website. Before even clicking through to any of her projects, the site design itself is a great showcase of the icon design she’s become known for.
Rooiwolf, otherwise known as Juan Voges, is a photographer based in Woodstock, Cape Town. Initially studying electrical engineering at CPUT, it was in 2003 that he bought his first camera to revisit an old school hobby.
Currently studying photography at Tshwane University of Technology, Johannesburg-born Reatile Moalusi’s photographic art is concerned with more than just the physical.
Joburg-based dream team Jana Hamman and Koos Groenewald, known collectively as Jana + Koos, have been doing some incredible work lately.
Voodoo Lily Café in Birdhaven is a best-kept-secret place to work from. Although it’s popular with the lunch crowd who don’t seem to ever work, if you get a table in a corner you’re guaranteed no distractions, free and fast Internet access and the chance to get a lot of work done in a very pleasant setting.