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www.designcouncil.org.uk/ppdp A collection of illustrations from previous winners or designers nominated for the Prince Philip Designers Prize. They show what design means to them. Designers including Sir Terence Conran, Vivienne Westwood and Kenneth Grange share their illustrations
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