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  • "Tigermilk’s concept is to offer fast, casual food based on Peruvian and other Latin American flavours in a stylish location as both a healthy lunchtime option and social evening experience."

  • "In order to weave the older magazine covers and layouts in seamlessly with the more current Pentagram work, the designers concocted an organizing principal based on the way encyclopedias traditionally organized content."

  • "The identity is set in Baskerville and Avenir and the new campaign features performance photography of Anthony Minghella’s production of Madame Butterfly."

  • "The new identity centers on a wordmark held by a set of brackets, instantly conveying the organization’s role as a support system for artists."

  • "The designers developed a clean, elegant yet bold layout for the book, a neutral, documentary-like platform that would allow the content to shine."

  • "In keeping with Red Hat’s open source ethos, the rebranding was conducted as a collaboration with the company’s leadership, employees and community."

  • "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. "

  • "WITNESS still has a crucial role to play in training a new generation of human rights defenders in the safe, effective and ethical use of video."

  • "The new look and feel are designed to bring readers closer to the objects featured in the magazine and create a more sophisticated reading experience, more akin to an art catalogue than a trade publication."

  • "The capital projects are organized by region, with a tipped-in, colored stock divider introducing each section."

  • "High-end audio is the main focus of the venue and is in turn the focus of its brand. The identity is an ever-changing waveform that grows, lives and listens to the wide-ranging music it represents."

  • "The designers also developed a complete program of wayfinding, directories and donor signage for the entire museum, as well as several donor walls in the Griffin Court, the soaring central space of the Modern Wing."

  • "Pentagram created a number of different atmospheres in the store, each presenting a separate aspect to the Marimekko lifestyle."

  • "The square logos—one the museum’s full name, the other the acronym—work in combination with their typical “chop” in Chinese characters, which the designers also modified."

  • "The hand-drawn visualization tracks the last time Giorgia did something before the pandemic hit, and the first time she did something new with social distancing."