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

  • "The design adds visual texture and detail—spot illustrations, pull quotes, factoids and typographic variety—to make the publication richer and more active."

  • "We need a logo that reflects the exciting work we do and portrays the current state of the company. I feel this new logo is an invigorating next step in our evolution as a company and I look forward to its implementation and use."

  • "The name stands for One Metro New York, a reference to transportation as an essential service that connects the city."

  • "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."

  • "Color is key to the book, with the vibrant hues of the paintings and Mexican folk art echoed in bright blasts of color that open each section."

  • "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."

  • "Sitting somewhere between the styles of ‘The Wasteland’ and ‘Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas’, the book provides an intimate insight into Nick Cave’s imaginative universe."

  • "The shape of the logo suggests the form of an ‘A’ and a skyscraper as seen in perspective."

  • "This year Pentagram is honouring London’s chaotic nature by challenging visitors to ‘lose yourself’ in the festival."

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

  • "The Pentagram team also established the sequencing and pacing of the color and black-and-white imagery shot in a variety of formats and divided up the sections of the book with spreads featuring quotes from Lanker’s vast network of admirers."

  • "The logo streamlines the identity into a strong, flexible monogram."

  • "The grid of the wall calendar looks like a series of Pantone color chips, with the days of the month ranging through the shades of the featured color."

  • "The starkness of the identity is softened by its transparency and a subtle gradation of color that will include shades of blue blacks, green blacks and red blacks."