504 Pentagram Testimonials

"In 103 breathless seconds, the film recreates 33 of these greetings, sent through two decades of texts, emails, social media and messaging platforms to 33 sets of founders around the world."

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

"The redesign evolves TrueCar into a contemporary brand with a friendly personality that is straightforward, open and honest."

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

"The colorful graphics and custom typography capture the brand attributes of fun, action, play, celebration, silliness and joy."

"Drawing from Mercury's visual identity of a stylized letter "M," the design revolves around three 16-foot high "talk towers" where Mercury personnel engage POS resellers, software developers, and merchants in dialogue about their technology-enabled products and services."

"The identity centers on a ‘B’ monogram, with a dumbbell embedded in the letter to symbolize strength."

"Inspired by Thomas Mann’s ‘The Magic Mountain’, the piece is made up of coloured pixels that are placed on top of one another to create an illusion of depth."

"The design of the bottle was driven by two factors: it needed to be highly distinctive in order to launch the brand and it also needed to be less than 25mm thick in order to fit through the letterbox."

"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."

"Rejecting the bureaucratic approach used by most talent development companies, Congregation has built a service that helps businesses in a human, creative and smart way with the vision of building the workforce of the future."

"In response to the difficult challenges book display poses for museums, and in reaction to the traditional solution of opening a book to a specific page and encasing it under glass, the designers created three innovative interactive rear-projection digital book kiosks."

"In order to weave the older magazine covers and layouts in seamlessly with the more current Pentagram work, the designers concocted an organizing principal based on the way encyclopedias traditionally organized content."

"The logos’ movement represents the ever-changing sounds and beats, whilst their monochromatic colour palette allows them to work alongside photography."

"In the second of Pentagram's films charting the life of Henry Ponder, the poet travels to the Cannes Film Festival to reflect on the nature of fame, beauty and sunglasses."