Born and raised in New Zealand, Rebecca Taylor embarked on the beginning of her dazzling fashion career with only $600 in her pocket. Now a New York City fashion icon, she dresses the likes of Sarah Jessica Parker and Cameron Diaz. Her delightful attention to detail and sexy but sweet style have turned her into an internationally recognized brand.

In the second episode of the series, Ben recounts the journey of making a name for himself in the Big Apple, while trying to continue to push the boundaries of traditional photography. Ben has looked through the lens at such big names as Heath Ledger, Hugh Jackman and Mary J. Blige and no matter how recognizable or unknown his subject may be, he continues to achieve emotion and distinction with each click of his camera. Always donned with a smile and a playful attitude, Ben attributes his growth as an artist to his “visual journal” and how its compilation lead to his latest accomplishment, a book of collage photography, Big Up.

This episode of Designing Minds features industry-praised photographer Ben Watts. In the first of a two-part series, Ben discusses the power of photography and how his love for the craft enables him to capture timelessness in a frame. He goes on to discuss how the streets and youth of New York City influenced his early work, later shaping his process and practice for commercial work.

In this episode we feature up and coming avant-garde fashion designer Jose Duran. He reveals the inspiration behind his wearable art.

In this episode we feature Amy Smilovic of Tibi. Her unique prints and sleek style have made her a fashion icon.

In this episode we feature fashion's "it" girl, Erin Fetherston. Her romantic and feminine designs are loved by celebrities and critics alike.

In this episode of Designing Minds, we feature Christian Joy, the costume designer for the alternative pop band, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs.

In this episode we feature fashion design duo Duckie Brown. Their menswear is reshaping the boundaries between the masculine and feminine.

In this episode of Designing Minds, we feature one half of "Kate Spade," Andy Spade. Join us as he takes us through the creation of a fashion empire.

This Zoom In Online episode of Designing Minds showcases five young talents who utilize a variety of mediums in order to produce innovative artwork.

In this episode we introduce you to the first of this year’s Young Guns recipients, John Kudos. Known for his intricate and thoughtful work, he is constantly reshaping the subtleties of traditional design with interactivity.

In this episode we introduce you to the second of this year’s Young Guns recipients, Ryan Dunn and Wyeth Hansen, the men behind the creative office of Labour.

In this episode we introduce you to the third of this year’s Young Guns recipients, Keetra Dean Dixon.

In the final of three episodes, Yves discusses the most well-known and controversial project of his career so far - the $100 laptop. Its design had to work for the developing world, and its effects can be seen throughout the world.

In the second part of this series, Yves thoroughly explains his famous Seven Axioms of Design and the philosophies behind them.

Yves Behar is the renowned industrial designer famous for his innovative products such as the BMW mini watch, the Jawbone wireless headset, and the $100 laptop. Part 1 of 3.

Students Saejean Oh and Kathryn McFarlane explain how they chose Benjamin Franklin as the subject of their Serious Play project.

Student illustrator Kerry Hyatt and student graphic designer Paula Hansanugrum join together to create a project using iconic American imagery such as tv dinners, comic books, and the vintage game Operation.

Students Enrique Barrios and Owen Freeman discuss the relationship between graphic designer and illustrator, how they successfully tackled a sensitive subject, and what "play" looks like in a war torn city.

Eight student illustrators and eight student graphic designers combine their varying skill sets for a common goal. This collaboration sparks innovative concepts and intense connections.

In the second of a 3 part series about her career, Julia faces opposing opinions with the Metropolitan Opera and challenges the notion that designers should not participate with advertising.

In this first of a 3 part series, Julia Hoffmann, a rising star of the design world, discusses her early aspirations. She talks about the importance of simplicity in logos, as well as the collaborate creative process she had with Jon Stewart.

A portrait of world-renowned designer, illustrator and typographer Marian Bantjes during her appearance at a Design Matters Live event presented by Adobe and the AIGA.

Mark Randall of WorldStudio Inc. discusses his collaboration with AIGA/NY and the Times Square Alliance on "The Urban Forest Project".

CEO of Act Now Productions, Adam Werbach, explains why design should instigate a people's revolution that will change the way we interact with our surroundings.

This episode features wine connoisseur Jean-Charles Boisset, President of Boisset-America and Vice President of Boisset La Famille des Grands Vins.

Mark Galbraith, VP of Design at NAU shows that unlike other outdoor clothing stores that use environmentally destructive fabrics, NAU creates clothes that reflect the notion of sustainability.

Highglights of Compostmodern 08, an interdisciplinary design conference that explores the ways that design and business can blend through the lens of sustainability.

It's down the to final round. In the last episode in our series, the three remaining teams present their work before a live audience and most importantly, before the client: Adobe.

The teams hear the judges critiques of their work before three teams are eliminated. The remaining three have another 24 hours to improve their presentations.

With only a few hours of sleep, the teams present their work to the internationally recognized judges. As the young creatives wait in the hallway, we are privy to the judges reactions.

Follow 12 of the best young creatives from around the globe as they compete in an exciting 24 hour advertising challenge. Part 1 of 4.

Debbie Millman inteviews celebrated graphic designer and brand enhancer, Alan Dye, whose experience includes working for prominent brand agencies, such as Landor Associates and Ogilvy & Mather.

Scott Stowell is design director of GOOD magazine and proprietor of NYC-based Open design studio.

Traction is a San Francisco based advertising and marketing agency with the blood of a design firm. Referred to as forward thinking, distinctive and clever, Traction's work serves diverse clients across numerous industries.

Bobby C. Martin, Jr. discusses how religious symbolism and the unconventional protest methods of a Harlem reverend inspired his work.

Debbie Millman of Design Matters speaks with Elliot Earls, about his experimental non-linear digital videos, spoken word poetry, music, and more.

This Zoom In Online episode of Designing Minds features a panel discussion at the Art Directors Club Young Guns reunion featuring five prominent female members dubbed "The Woman Vanguard."

This Zoom In Online episode of Designing Minds features a panel discussion at the Art Directors Club Young Guns series, exploring the question: does company size matter?

This Zoom In Online episode of Designing Minds, part of the Art Directors Club Young Guns series, features presentations from two New York City based designers, Chris Rubino and James Victore.

In this episode we introduce you to the last of this year’s Young Guns recipients, Julia Rothman of design team ALSO. Known for quirky illustrations with engaging animation.