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  • "The oblique shape of the logo is informed by the angles of an aircraft’s tail fin."

  • "The graphic motif of a straight, centered line conveys a leap or shift from one perspective to another, from the representative to the abstract."

  • 'The pattern of circles organizes the space and makes the experience of social distancing as easy as possible.'

  • "The design is dynamic, fusing text and image to evoke the excitement of Timberlake’s performances."

  • "The visual identity is built on the theme of ownership being a fluid continuum, with handsets changing hands and of customers being in control."

  • "The college and its buildings have developed so rapidly in recent years that the main challenge of the project was to find a solution that could work within LCC’s four different buildings and be adaptable enough to allow the college to change room names and redecorate when necessary."

  • "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 viewbook offers information to prospective students in a way that makes them feel like they are part of the Colgate community."

  • "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."

  • "The design has an editorial feel with images and text layered to give a collaged look, reflecting Seikaly’s love of collecting and her prolific diary writing."

  • "The logo evokes a pan and plate, putting the emphasis on the cooking and the food, where it should be."

  • "The Do The Green Thing team created a simple toolkit for punters to make posters that consisted of eight personalisable backgrounds which were stamped with symbols that could be applied to a multitude of social issues and hundreds of strips of letters."

  • "The branding puts a contemporary spin on the straightforward, no-nonsense graphics and imagery found in traditional Jewish delis, with a side of humor for the messaging."

  • "The timeline maps out the key developments that were pivotal for the trajectory of digital thinking and technology in architectural design."

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