504 Pentagram Testimonials

"One of the most active companies in Europe, Opera Ballet Vlaanderen has built a reputation for their extensive and forward-thinking programs."

"To create a bold and confident identity in line with OpenView’s productive approach, the designers developed a fresh take on stenciling, a centuries-old form of typography universally known for its ease and efficiency."

"The new installation embraces and enhances the unique sonic character of Haneda Airport’s Arrival Hall, with its incredible mixture of words, noises, tones and tempos."

"The visuals that Pentagram created revolve around a theme of triangles, and in particular an equilateral triangular symbol to represent the ecosystem of Giving, Earning and Sustaining."

"Conference rooms throughout the headquarters are named after regional offices, and the doors to the room are outfitted with silkscreen-printed chalkboard panels with statistical information about each location."

"Pentagram created a series of virtual spaces that replicate the volume of empty bookcases, each housing one single photograph to fill the ghostly space."

"The first in Pith’s series of Creative Commissions, the ten limited edition notebooks feature original gouache designs painted by Angus in his London studio."

"The Pentagram team has designed a series of large-scale graphics inspired by the idea of connections, with dot-to-dot networks forming images that convey a dynamic sense of community and suggest collaboration, interaction and creativity."

"Built into the geometry of the wordmark is a hidden arrow, an apt symbol for what Keap does."

"They created a modular design that displays artifacts on movable easels and tables, including large-scale backlighted photographs of Shangri La that convey the drama and beauty of the location."

"The words are trimmed along their top or bottom, playing with the edges to suggest the layering of sniped posters or the crop of a full-bleed design."

"Visitors can take the icons and Pavilion symbol home with them on a range of souvenirs and Pavilion-themed merchandise, including flatware, mugs, espresso cups, buttons, hats, aprons, totes, t-shirts and even baby onesies."

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

"The new identity needed to modernise, but also to recognise the publisher’s history and unique position within the publishing community."

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