Sechaba Kgalala is a jack of all trades, a young digital artist from Johannesburg. Sechaba also known as Infadizle spends his time on his animation, design, illustration and photo retouching. We had a chance to catch up with him and get to know ...
Maker Faire Africa is only a month a way and African Digital Art is extremely excited. Maker Faire Africa is a celebration of African ingenuity, innovation and invention and will take place in Nairobi, Kenya on August 27th and 28th 2010. In celebration of African creativity Maker Faire ...
For your inspiration we found this awesome ad campaign done by DDB, Maputo, Mozambique. The ad campaign was created for the Mozambique Fashion Week in 2009. Found via Creative Root...
African Digital Art Recommended Reading For your inspiration pick up this book Gentlemen of Bacongo by Photographer Daniele Tamagni. The book features a subculture in the Congo where men express their creativity through their clothing. They are part of a cultural movement called Le Sape "a clique ...
Statattak is a clothing brand that is inspired by country statistics from all around the world. Inspired by the dismal statistics in Africa they designed these t-shirts to raise awareness and money for countries that suffer from shocking stats. We were perusing NationMaster, checking out statistics ...
For your inspiration we found this incredible work by Daren Newman. A bit about the RYZ x KDU World Paradigm Collection... With shared efforts in promoting and connecting established and emerging creative talent, it was inevitable that we would collaborate with the world's largest creative collective - the Keystone Design ...
In anticipation of the World Cup, Puma in partnership with Kehinde Wiley have developed a sports brand that culminates Africa's love of football. Kehinde is one of the most iconic sports designer and is known for bring strong African and African American influences into his work. The Puma and ...
For some design inspiration, we take a look at some print designs from all around Africa. Creating commemorative textiles for elections and presidential visits are a common practice in Africa. Some argue that these prints were used by many African dictators to promote themselves and brainwash the masses, others argue ...
In case you missed it, we present the brilliant work of Tokyo-based Cameroonian born concept-car designer, Serge Mouangue. His recent project merges two cultural identities in a unique and brilliant way. His new couture brand, Wafrica, merges the patterns and textures from his home, Africa with Japanese traditional ...
