504 Pentagram Testimonials

"The video intersperses a cacophony of keyboard-based motion graphics with live action footage of Hackett, who is drawn into the instrument’s visual world."

"The film and logo are originated from projections of the Spirit of Ecstasy which has always been the inspiration for Rolls-Royce."

"With the AR app, the wall is turned into a living artwork, providing access to extra content such as videos from farms and roasteries, and information on the history of Starbucks and on coffee culture from around the world."

"It’s a cohesive and thoughtful system. It gives us the framework and tools, but leaves us room for flexibility. That’s why it works. The more we use it, the more we love it."

"The industrial design team followed a research-led process to develop the Yoto Player, interviewing families and children to understand what they found important and then developing a design that prioritised kids being in control."

"Rather than stage a traditional historical survey, the designers wanted to place Pentagram’s work in unusual contexts that would reflect our constantly evolving point of view and allow visitors to make their own connections and associations."

"The designers have placed typography on the bas-relief panels that form words when viewed from certain perspectives, including a colorful display in the Center’s storefront window that forms the word FIT.”

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

"The graphic identity is constructed of two flexible, intersecting lines—one green and angled, the other one blue, curving and made of dots—that reference the unique geographical location, which links the mountain to the sea."

"Layered typography and colors visually convey the idea of unity at the heart of the global organization."

"The titles combine still images with short bursts of movement, creating a stop motion-like effect that feels hand-crafted."

"The challenge was to shift the emphasis of King & McGaw's online shop towards the rare and limited categories."

"Echoing CEDIA’s roots in immersive audio-visual experiences, the widescreen portals framed the events beneath them, and carried the messaging and color-synchronized lighting that brought them to life and drew people in."

"They created a modular design that displays artifacts on movable easels and tables, including large-scale backlighted photographs of Shangri La that convey the drama and beauty of the location."

"The identity animates the public spaces between the partner organisations, graphically representing the programme of pop-up performances, art installations and inclusive events that will take place in the spaces between these institutions over the next decade."