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  • "The strong but simple type-only cover also echoes the DIY spirit of the period, which followed closely on the heels of punk."

  • "The brainchild of Robin Leigh, founder of BondSt, ICHIBUNS channels the creativity, music and culture that blossomed during Japan’s post-war ‘Shōwa Era’ renaissance."

  • "The poster, made up of a network of lines that interlink and channel into each other, represents the complexity of the Underground network that Johnston seamlessly helps travellers to navigate."

  • "The bookjacket pictures the trompe l’oeil red curtains at the Palais Garnier in Paris, with no cover typography."

  • Richard Haas was commissioned to paint a trompe l'oeil mural on a drab apartment building, transforming it into a fantastic homage to Chicago architecture.

  • "The Pentagram team built the restaurant’s identity around a sophisticated but playful mark featuring a lone steer standing underneath a palm tree."

  • "In the second of Pentagram's films charting the life of Henry Ponder, the poet travels to the Cannes Film Festival to reflect on the nature of fame, beauty and sunglasses."

  • "The concept of a ‘digital fabric’ where different business elements are woven together is also a key part of the new identity, and the team created a set of abstract visualisations based on the ideas of network, connectivity and orchestration."

  • "The school’s new spirit mark, the face of a determined but friendly fox composed in a five-pointed star, references the Sidwell Friends legacy as the only Quaker school in the nation’s capital."

  • "The logo was initially built in three dimensions, with the letters sliced up and moved around to give a dynamic, exciting feel to the identity. "

  • "The animations capture the dynamism that was a hallmark of Cooper’s design."

  • "The ingredients are represented by custom shapes that suggest a flour particle and a salt crystal. The two elements are connected by a looping 'and,' a symbol influenced by Japanese handwriting that is commonly used in Asia."

  • "The redesign builds on the simplicity and clarity of MIT’s design heritage and transforms it."

  • "The new installation embraces and enhances the unique sonic character of Haneda Airport’s Arrival Hall, with its incredible mixture of words, noises, tones and tempos."

  • "Visitors can take the icons and Pavilion symbol home with them on a range of souvenirs and Pavilion-themed merchandise, including flatware, mugs, espresso cups, buttons, hats, aprons, totes, t-shirts and even baby onesies."