504 Pentagram Testimonials

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

"Chess on Earth’ uses storytelling to capture young readers’ imaginations, at the same time as immersing them in the basic principles of the game."

"Using custom typography, the identity establishes an iconic brand for The New School as a whole, while also setting apart the university’s different schools, institutes and programs."

"The design deliberately strikes against the considered visuals that are currently popular in the magazine market, employing a more ballsy and opinionated aesthetic."

"The new installation embraces and enhances the unique sonic character of Haneda Airport’s Arrival Hall, with its incredible mixture of words, noises, tones and tempos."

"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 monogram features three dots inspired by the trio of co-founders as well as the three pillars of IFW."

"The branding strikes a balance between elegant and cheeky, contributing to the convivial atmosphere."

"The challenge for the team of designers and editors was extending the Netflix experience to a journal in a way that felt true to the brand."

"The team decided on the name Frist Art Museum with the catchy acronym ‘FAM,’ perfect for an institution that prides itself on being family friendly."

"Underlying the design is a modular approach with each piece of equipment housed in a dedicated enclosure that is compatible with standard 19” rack systems."

"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."

"Reflecting the building’s geometry, the team devised a matrix that uses Hangul-inspired pictograms."

"The brand identity visualises how complex data is simplified and made understandable using the Secondmind platform."

"This year’s edition looked at the role of productive failure in design, and the graphics featured typography that trips over itself to form striking patterns on conference materials."