504 Pentagram Testimonials

"Established in 1965 as a place for making, viewing and discussing art, Camden Arts Centre is known around the world for its progressive, risk-taking approach and bold programming."

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

"Many of the heels are reproduced at a scale that is larger than life size, offering an unusual, hyper-detailed view of the shoes' intricate engineering and design and exquisite use of materials."

'The pattern of circles organizes the space and makes the experience of social distancing as easy as possible.'

"The images gain impact when seen in repetition as a series, and places and photographs can be changed out in various applications like print pieces and the organization’s website."

"The program is designed to help position Columbia as forward-looking and contemporary––less as a tradition-bound Ivy League school and more as a dynamic, modern university and vibrant academic community within the larger fabric of the city."

"Pentagram designed the campaign for the 2014 Expo, combining the circular forms of a manhole cover with the bicycle wheel."

"The refresh communicates the services, energy and creativity the agency delivers for its clients as it earns them attention."

"The branding puts a contemporary spin on the straightforward, no-nonsense graphics and imagery found in traditional Jewish delis, with a side of humor for the messaging."

"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."

"Though the presentation is static, the logo imparts the constant movement of the animated mark by appearing in different configurations in each application."

"The vibrant visual language is inspired by the call-to-action graphics of protest and activism, updated for digital contexts like social media."

"In an effort to subvert the local surroundings of large, digital advertising screens used all around Tokyo, the team focused on using traditional, analogue animations to bring their stories to life."

"Pentagram was asked to create an identity that would define Daftmill as a unique brand with genuine provenance, confident enough to rely on the quality of its distillate and the integrity of its production."

"The gestural spontaneity of the logo reflects a sense of celebration, personal expression, and ease of use."