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  • "The identity clarifies and enhances theSkimm’s presence as it expands into new products and sub-brands."

  • "The muscular wordmark treats the name as a palindrome that hinges on the central S."

  • "The book uses the art of noticing to make clear Pearce’s relationship to ideas, an approach that has driven his career as a graphic designer."

  • "The identity centers on a distinctive letter ‘B,’ with simple geometry inspired by the shape of a ticket, that dynamically scales and stretches."

  • “For too long, the symbol of Calendly was a simple C, suspended in a light grey box that resembled a calendar. After eight years and hundreds of millions of scheduled meetings later, our customers have led us to what our core value is: Making it easy for people to connect by eliminating friction in the process. That’s what I love about our new designs—the overlapping intersections evoke the feeling of people coming together and creating something unique. That’s the way we want Calendly users to feel when they schedule time with their colleagues, clients, and friends.”

  • "The bulk of the issue, a package of 48 pages, is devoted to telling the colorful story of Drexel’s 125 years of existence through a lively, graphic layout built around 125 historical facts, people, programs and moments that have made Drexel the unique place it is today."

  • "The covers feature colorful images by the information illustrator Peter Grundy that capture the topic at hand."

  • "Alongside the identity, Pentagram designed ‘The Early Years 1965-1972’. This comprehensive 27-disc boxed set pulls together material from the Pink Floyd archive."

  • "Plenaire was created as a direct-to-consumer brand for young people who seek out accessible luxury and a more modern, curated approach to skincare."

  • "The Lovevery logo bends and wiggles in reference to the paths we all take as we grow up."

  • "The approach to the identity was informed by Pentagram’s decade-long relationship with the London Design Festival, for whom it designs a new identity every year."

  • "Underlying the design is a modular approach with each piece of equipment housed in a dedicated enclosure that is compatible with standard 19” rack systems."

  • "Pentagram used the visual language and colors from the identity to develop various interiors for a number of environments including Citibank “Blue”, general consumer banking outlet, and Citigold, a more luxurious “affluent customer” outlet."

  • "Short, quick bits of data are mixed with longer reads and a structured but flexible grid opens up the pages in clean, clear layouts that let the content breathe."

  • "Species names were faintly printed on the wall. Visitors were then invited to make their mark by overwriting with indelible pen the name of one of the species, drawing attention to it, and bringing it to visibility."