We're seeing AI-driven products becoming an integral part of our daily lives. In this post we look into some of the tools on offer and explore what they can do.

Walking through the busy markets and engaging with locals allowed me to witness first hand the intricate patterns and colour combinations of Mauritius.

This brand represents a group of writers and editors. With that in mind, the logo has been designed in glossy black to mimic the look of ink from a fountain pen. The handwritten font looks as if the ink is still wet from just being written. This is to signify the fresh-minded approach which they apply to their work. Working on this brand was a nice opportunity to play with text while being limited to black and white.

The brand being highlighted today uses metal as a colour theme, since the main product being sold shipping containers. The logo shape shows the twisting of an abstract shipping container to show how the product can be used for various uses, and also links to the “exchange” from one harbour to the next.

When I write my blog posts, I see them as a pin board of ideas that inspire me from around the world, and the result they have in my finished projects. In this post, I connect the art that resonated with me from across the world, and which continue to inspire my work.

On 18 July, for the second year running, the CWDI and their sponsors arranged a Mandela Day event to help small scale entrepreneurs and non-profit organisations.