Work Since 1994, Pentagram has been involved with the graphic identity of the Public Theater, a program that would eventually influence much of the graphic design created for theatrical promotion and for cultural institutions in general. The original identity responded to The Public’s mission to provide accessible and innovative performances, creating a graphic language that reflects […]
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Work MAPS presents 39 paintings, drawings, prints and environmental installations, including Scher’s commission for New York City’s Queens Metropolitan Campus. Many of Scher’s original paintings are huge—as tall as 12 feet—and the book reproduces the works in full and in life-size details that reveal layers of hand-painted place names, information and cultural commentary. The book’s jacket folds
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About After graduating high school, Draplin attended Northwestern Michigan Community College for two years and earned his associate’s degree. At 19, he moved to Bend, Oregon to “be a snowboarder with his buddies” and began his career designing a snowboard graphic for Solid Snowboards. His career began there, designing logos and advertising campaigns, here and
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jet Blue and I Love NY jetBlue was simply a project intended to integrate the identity of jetBlue with the I Love New York logo we had designed. In this case, the issue was to make these two separate logos look as though they wanted to be together Source: https://www.miltonglaser.com/case-studies/490/jet-blue-and-i-love-ny
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Brooklyn Brewery Steve Hindy and Tom Potter, the originators of Brooklyn Beer, came looking for an identity over 30 years ago. They wanted the name Brooklyn Eagle, to which Milton replied, “Why sell a bird when you’ve got the whole borough?”. Brooklyn became the name and identity and the company has had an extraordinary sales history since then.
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Brooklyn Brewery Steve Hindy and Tom Potter, the originators of Brooklyn Beer, came looking for an identity over 30 years ago. They wanted the name Brooklyn Eagle, to which Milton replied, “Why sell a bird when you’ve got the whole borough?”. Brooklyn became the name and identity and the company has had an extraordinary sales history since then.
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