504 Pentagram Testimonials

"Layered typography and colors visually convey the idea of unity at the heart of the global organization."

"The Self Portrait Zone was a microcosm of the Millennium Dome itself, a circular pavilion framed by a kaleidoscope of images wrapped by sheets of translucent and clear glass."

"The design adds visual texture and detail—spot illustrations, pull quotes, factoids and typographic variety—to make the publication richer and more active."

"The new look and feel are designed to bring readers closer to the objects featured in the magazine and create a more sophisticated reading experience, more akin to an art catalogue than a trade publication."

"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 Canvas brand has people at its heart, and Pentagram’s design team created an expressive brand symbol that embodies this."

"Turning over a card—a gesture similar to flipping over a physical playing card—allows a user to view information about museum events and programs and peer into the archive."

"The redesign introduces an entirely new template and a smaller size, more like a traditional printed book, that is easy to carry."

"The images gain impact when seen in repetition as a series, and places and photographs can be changed out in various applications like print pieces and the organization’s website."

"RS Group needed to convey its expanded offer, and to reach new avenues and digital lifestyle platforms."

"The bookjacket pictures the trompe l’oeil red curtains at the Palais Garnier in Paris, with no cover typography."

"The liquid metal graphics combine the glitz and shine of the awards with the grit and energy of independent film."

"The custom wordmark is modular, switching out letters for silhouetted images of items in Kaiyo’s inventory, showing exactly what the brand has to offer."

"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."

"Pentagram's Paula Scher and Michael Bierut are two of 60 designers invited to create conceptual covers for Nabokov's classic for Lolita: Story of a Cover Girl, an upcoming collection of graphic representations of Lolita since its publication in 1955."