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  • "The aim of the campaign was to create a ‘lightbulb moment’, where people would quickly grasp the relatively complex concept of a circular economy."

  • "The bulk of the issue, a package of 48 pages, is devoted to telling the colorful story of Drexel’s 125 years of existence through a lively, graphic layout built around 125 historical facts, people, programs and moments that have made Drexel the unique place it is today."

  • "Pentagram’s 2015 Holiday ‘Up Side Down’ challenged clients, collaborators and friends to question their point of view by flipping the world map upside down."

  • "The campaign will also include direct mail pieces, brochures, advertising and a sales office."

  • "To help the reader out on this photographic road trip the Pentagram team included a small map graphic and the exact latitude and longitude coordinates for each rest stop with the book’s simple titling."

  • "The logo rearranges the combined landmasses of the theoretical Pangaea to allow for a more distinctive form that displays the familiar forms of the represented continents."

  • "The installation playfully suspends the garments at different heights from the ceiling, creating an animated vista as museum goers approach the gallery."

  • "The company enables brands with loyal customers, like sports teams, to launch their own credit cards that generate rewards for their fans."

  • "The brand positioning is built around the concept of ‘warm science’ to convey a more advanced take on skincare."

  • "Part game and part portfolio site, Zoo uses techniques usually used for game development, with pre-rendered elements mixing with elements that are grabbed from the custom CMS."

  • "In keeping with Red Hat’s open source ethos, the rebranding was conducted as a collaboration with the company’s leadership, employees and community."

  • "For the graphic identity, the designers created a bold, contemporary mark that expresses a sense of vitality and innovation while also maintaining the firm’s legacy."

  • "An important part of Roughcut’s brief was to create a sophisticated visual language (something not typically seen in UK sitcoms), combined with an approach that was still appropriate for a comedy programme."

  • "The muscular wordmark treats the name as a palindrome that hinges on the central S."

  • "The team decided on the name Frist Art Museum with the catchy acronym ‘FAM,’ perfect for an institution that prides itself on being family friendly."