504 Pentagram Testimonials

"Yuri and team came up with the idea to create a uniquely playful way to contact friends, family and fellow film fans."

"The brainchild of Robin Leigh, founder of BondSt, ICHIBUNS channels the creativity, music and culture that blossomed during Japan’s post-war ‘Shōwa Era’ renaissance."

"The typographic identity represents the corner of a page and takes inspiration from the feeling of leafing through history."

"Inside, the story of the school is traced through 450 images including historical photographs, illustrations, works of art by students and faculty, building plans, artifacts and ephemera."

"The Pentagram team selected the designers and illustrators, worked with Robin Hood and the schools to pair the right artist with each library, coordinated the production process with architect Richard Lewis, and served as creative directors throughout the entire process."

"To develop the concept, the designers focused on the contrasts between the volatile nature of the fintech industry and Droit’s smart, safe and responsive solution."

“Our variety of palettes taps into a growing movement in design that redefines the role of color in corporate branding. Alongside strong visual elements, this use of color allows you to appeal in a deeper way to audiences by tapping into more visceral connections that people may have to things like regions, seasons and emotions. We look forward to this exploration.”

“We have developed a brand that truly represents our strengths and this will carry us into our next chapter––the best one yet.”

"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. "

"The Self Portrait Zone was a microcosm of the Millennium Dome itself, a circular pavilion framed by a kaleidoscope of images wrapped by sheets of translucent and clear glass."

"The National Gallery’s new identity reaches out to be welcoming, inclusive and is connected the old and the new, the classic and the modern."

"For the cover the Pentagram team developed a unique format that features a wild animal photographed in a studio against a distinctive, jewel-toned backdrop."

"The date is represented in elements inspired by systems of counting, a reference to the tabulation that goes into creating the list."

"The custom lettering looks back to the spirited type of variety-show titles without being kitschy or dated, perfectly conveying the smart, witty tone of the program."

"Each horn continually sings lyrics which are generated live by a uniquely trained, site-specific piece of AI software."