504 Pentagram Testimonials

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

"The design team redrew and modernised the wordmark and the symbol, and also created a circular quality stamp. Designed to signify deZaan’s premium brand status, it also emphasises its authenticity and Dutch heritage."

“We have developed a brand that truly represents our strengths and this will carry us into our next chapter––the best one yet.”

"The starkness of the identity is softened by its transparency and a subtle gradation of color that will include shades of blue blacks, green blacks and red blacks."

"The designers created a simple graphic system that marries the forms of the architecture with the dynamic spirit of Queens Theatre."

"The design system Pentagram created allows the Academy to become a confident and sensitive author of all its visual material."

"The identity captures the vibrancy of Skirball’s programming and celebrates the exuberant spirit of downtown."

"The seal incorporates symbols for Los Angeles and Southern California, where the line of dispensaries are located, and one small marijuana leaf."

"Species names were faintly printed on the wall. Visitors were then invited to make their mark by overwriting with indelible pen the name of one of the species, drawing attention to it, and bringing it to visibility."

"Theo Crosby records his stand against what he saw as the crude and bland construction methods of some contemporary architecture."

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

"The dashes serve as building blocks for the versatile system, evoking mobile screens, autofilling form fields, and lanes on the information superhighway."

"The school’s new spirit mark, the face of a determined but friendly fox composed in a five-pointed star, references the Sidwell Friends legacy as the only Quaker school in the nation’s capital."

'The charts combine hand-drawn type and infographics with photo snapshots, using information as a lens on current events."

"In 2006, Jane Thompson brought several scrapbooks of Design Research ephemera to Pentagram and asked the team to help her tell the remarkable D/R story."