504 Pentagram Testimonials

"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."

"Pentagram placed the emphasis on the charity’s commitment to unconditionally care for all dogs and cats, and developed a brand line that acts as a steadfast manifesto for Battersea: ‘Here for every dog and cat."

"The book describes Porto Montenegro’s story so far, and introduces the next decade of its development."

"Like the exhibition, the catalogue makes connections between objects and fashions across different periods and mediums."

"The activities combine personal reflection and data drawing to help participants understand the community of people who contribute to their well-being."

"The flexible identity captures the idea of migration with type that shifts and moves in formations that are visually ‘off the beat."

"The identity spotlights the updated name in a flexible logo that can be configured in countless ways."

"The identity centers on a bold, modern logo that uses the simple icons of international symbols to create a friendly, accessible and democratic visual personality."

"The site applies a ‘frankness’ to the featured issues, with a point of view that is forthright, personal and thoughtful, in long-form essays, interviews, opinion pieces, photo stories and video documentaries."

"The identity features a rotating cast of logos, handwritten by the playwrights themselves."

"The branding reflects the brewery’s straightforward approach and no-nonsense New York attitude."

"Pentagram has designed graphics for two of the new RITZENHOFF glasses, one for beer and the other for milk. Both glasses feature typographic treatments which playfully nod to their contents."

"The designers worked with newsroom staff to consider a range of topics they believed worthy of exploration, whether current affairs or historical issues."

"Turning over a card—a gesture similar to flipping over a physical playing card—allows a user to view information about museum events and programs and peer into the archive."

"Collaborating with Bobby Tannam, Pentagram created The Happy Face Pizza and Supermax wordmarks and resulting Happy Face Display font."