The South African design style is a very diverse style. South African graphic design style is very unique to the international style of graphic design because of South Africa’s various cultures and people.

During the post-apartheid era in the early 1900’s design reviewers M. Kurlansky and T. Oosthuizen proposed an important financial and communal function for design, as well as an innovative new appeal for design abilities(Sauthoff, 2004).. Oosthuizen called for “a new design order” based on a universal and unified idea of design devotions. This opinion acknowledged the vital position of design in society, and its value and the significance of different functions (Sauthoff, 2004). The “new design order” encouraged the growth of a South African design culture that combines global improvements with the vital and differentiating abilities of Africa, and it all developed on the impression of a design essential in crafting a practical advantage for South Africa in together with the national and global grounds (Sauthoff, 2004).

The struggle and range of the encounters conflicting with the proposal of design and preparation in South Africa originally expressed in broad propositions such as those of Oosthuizen and Kurlansky. This led to the giving of a big mount of judgments, opinions, and suggestions by specialists and mentors. With a number of matters, with different sub-themes continued to change thoughts of everyone about the development of design in South Africa (Sauthoff,