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  • "Tigermilk’s concept is to offer fast, casual food based on Peruvian and other Latin American flavours in a stylish location as both a healthy lunchtime option and social evening experience."

  • "A bold and non-conformist linear pattern wraps around the boxes in various sizes."

  • "The design needed to convey the essence and character of the building while also looking forward to the next chapter in the building's history."

  • "The strong but simple type-only cover also echoes the DIY spirit of the period, which followed closely on the heels of punk."

  • "Pentagram were tasked with developing a solution that connects the three events, a brief made challenging by a range of differing audiences."

  • "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 an experience that is a study for the player, an embodiment for the brand and a set for the camera and the audience who are watching."

  • "Pentagram wanted to make sure that the identity was delivered as a contemporary railway company, relevant to rail travel and passengers today, but obviously one that was conscious of its history."

  • "Pentagram was asked to refine this brand identity in a way that better communicated Brew by Numbers and its very special personality."

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

  • "The vibrant visual language is inspired by the call-to-action graphics of protest and activism, updated for digital contexts like social media."

  • "Intended as a conscience history of Le Style Anglais, the tone of the book is informative and humorous, stuffed with history and a uniquely British irony.'

  • "The branding reflects the brewery’s straightforward approach and no-nonsense New York attitude."

  • "The NAMHG wanted an identity that would both raise awareness for the work it does and help promote the agenda for this often-overlooked group of patients."

  • "For the graphic identity, the designers created a bold, contemporary mark that expresses a sense of vitality and innovation while also maintaining the firm’s legacy."