Drawn

While the original hardcover edition was limited to 1,000 copies, I just snagged a copy of a the more affordable and just as useful paperback edition of Pentagram Marks.

The book comprises four hundred logo marks from nearly four decades of branding from the Pentagram design company. It’s a great look at a single company’s design output, even if it isn’t the best logo source book out there because of some of its datedness.

The logos are presented in (somewhat) alphabetical order, in black and white, and I will say that this spread is perhaps the finest among them. It’s like they’re about to have a little feathered showdown: