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  • "Color was essential to Matisse’s art, and the design utilizes a brilliant palette inspired by the artist to create a lively and engaging framework for a work of serious scholarship."

  • "At a time when Britain is looking across global borders with mixed emotions, Harry’s images take us on a meditative global tour, pausing and reflecting on the special texture of city streets."

  • "Numan is a one-stop-shop that provides affordable solutions for erectile dysfunction, hair loss, and skincare products that are designed to enable young men to address and treat concerns and improve their overall wellbeing."

  • "By focusing on the jester cap, the platform hopes more people can imagine donning the hat and seeing themselves as Fools, too."

  • "Over 500 people from around the world have submitted the sounds that they recorded—these include everything from ambulance sirens to waterfalls, as well as events specific to the Pandemic, such as the weekly ‘Clap for Carers."

  • "The custom typography evokes the design of the jewelry with modular, link-like letterforms."

  • "The identity projects a warmth and accessibility that connects the museum to the community of people who enjoy its programs."

  • "Graphically the identity pulls no punches about a subject that still makes some people uncomfortable."

  • "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."

  • "The large-format images highlight Mizrahi's exquisite craftsmanship and attention to materials, juxtaposing lush close-ups of the garments with photographs of the complete designs on mannequins like those seen in the exhibition."

  • "The modern look and feel of the updated logo brings a little style to the splat, while retaining the madcap spirit familiar to fans."

  • "Reflecting on the idea of Maggie’s being ‘Everyone’s home of cancer care’, many shapes of ‘homes’ drawn in a clear modern style are used as the logo family."

  • ‘Industrial Instruments’ was a long-running project between Yuri Suzuki and Yamaha; it had already been through several iterations to identify and develop the most feasible interactions, objects, and sound qualities."

  • "The Barbican also commissioned Pentagram to create a special motion-controlled digital installation, in collaboration with venerated Mecha designer Kawamori Shoji."

  • "Carefully redrawn and refined from the original sign that hung above the store’s Great Marlborough Street entrance, the new logotype also includes the full-stop which appeared on the original sign."