504 Pentagram Testimonials

"Named after Richard Schlagman, the new awards are designed to highlight the fertile relationship between the art world and publishing."

"Alongside the identity, Pentagram designed ‘The Early Years 1965-1972’. This comprehensive 27-disc boxed set pulls together material from the Pink Floyd archive."

"The book has a proper legal blue back linen-mounted cover with brass loop stitching, and the text is set in the typewriter-like font Pitch."

"The book is part of Pentagram’s continued exploration of Le Style Anglais - a tone that is informative and humorous, stuffed with history and a uniquely British irony."

"The system introduces a visual language called ‘Block by Block’ inspired by the modular design of the city grid."

"The Journal redesign builds on the existing format with a modern type treatment and clean, spare page layouts."

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

"This theme of integrating the signage into the materials and environment of the specific venue was carried over into the Olympic Sculpture Park, which has transformed Seattle’s last undeveloped downtown waterfront property, a nine-acre industrial site on the Elliott Bay, into a free public park."

"Titletown takes its name from the nickname for Green Bay, which has won 13 NFL world championships, the most of any city."

"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."

"The branding comes to life in a dynamic visual language of open speech bubbles that suggest a diversity of voices and support multiple languages."

"The foundation of the DCP visual brand, and its sub-brands is a bespoke, fully variable typeface, created with NaN.xyz. With a core DNA that extends to four different styles, and was created in both Latin and Thai character sets."

"The logo suggests a quantum core and visually resonates with a qubit, the basic unit of quantum information."

"The animations capture the dynamism that was a hallmark of Cooper’s design."

"As well as the overarching brand, Pentagram worked with Mills & Boon to streamline its series model, developing directional concepts that serve as a standard for its in-house team."