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  • "The words are trimmed along their top or bottom, playing with the edges to suggest the layering of sniped posters or the crop of a full-bleed design."

  • "The panels are connected accordion style and with their black background and white type, they snake their way through Vanderbilt Hall like a piece of film unspooled from its reel."

  • "Many of the heels are reproduced at a scale that is larger than life size, offering an unusual, hyper-detailed view of the shoes' intricate engineering and design and exquisite use of materials."

  • "The carefully constructed wordmark and symbol echo the forms found in the fashion."

  • "The custom typography evokes the design of the jewelry with modular, link-like letterforms."

  • "The covers feature colorful images by the information illustrator Peter Grundy that capture the topic at hand."

  • "The typeface is used throughout the museum’s graphics and is also available free to the public, who are encouraged to utilize it in their own designs."

  • "Founded on the principles of excellence, internationality, innovation and sustainability, the Center aims to promote a unique artistic vision that is increasingly participatory and inclusive."

  • "Pentagram took inspiration from the theatre’s home, borrowing the wall-painted typography style found on so many of London’s historical buildings."

  • "The typeface is ideal for magazines, books and branding, and the print piece in an oversized A3 format highlights its versatility and scalability."

  • "The typographic branding captures the vibrancy of New York and the different character of its neighborhoods."

  • "In keeping with Red Hat’s open source ethos, the rebranding was conducted as a collaboration with the company’s leadership, employees and community."

  • "The visual language and packaging convey selfcare’s focus on function and utility, but with a premium look and feel."

  • "The poster, made up of a network of lines that interlink and channel into each other, represents the complexity of the Underground network that Johnston seamlessly helps travellers to navigate."

  • "The book uses the art of noticing to make clear Pearce’s relationship to ideas, an approach that has driven his career as a graphic designer."