Contemporary arts and design practitioners are mobile, diverse and interdisciplinary; they expect to access information, skills and knowledge through multiple platforms—digital and analogue. Often operating as micro-businesses or solo practitioners, they are competing more and more with larger commercial/industrial enterprises across the same media platforms for the same target market (RSA 2015). Early adoption of novel techniques and cooperative approaches to design and creation is needed, whether between groups of designer-creators or co-creating designs with end consumers. These techniques are expected to develop further in the next few years and mechanisms are required that support these new interactions with sources of design inspiration between designer-creators and with users.