Pentagram

Pentagram

KVA Leadership

Brand identity for a consultancy providing coaching to business leaders, tech giants and startup founders.

The task was to express Katia’s belief that people can use their inner power as a tool to realise their full potential.

The new brand identity conveys Katia’s unique approach to coaching. It helps people find the power within themselves to invent the future and transform their lives.

Instead of tweaking people’s behaviour, Katia encourages a complete change of mindset — the new brand aims to help KVA stand out from more conventional coaching methods with much less powerful results.

KVA’s unique philosophy is embodied in the living KVA logo created by Pentagram. It expresses the explosion of energy and joy that comes with creative thinking.

The new colour palette mirrors a spectrum of moods and temperatures, capturing the diverse range of emotions that can occur during the coaching process, from inspiration and energy, to clarity and empowerment.

The visual style expresses the empowering results of Katia’s approach, and includes joyful photography featuring light leaks, sun flares, and rainbow prisms.

Retrospective: Saturday Night Live

When a scruffy after-hours comedy show debuted in NBC’s Studio 8H on October 11, 1975, no one could have known that the entertainment world was about to be changed forever. Over the next half century, Saturday Night Live would launch the careers of countless global stars, create indelible catch phrases, and consolidate the reputations of musical acts from Talking Heads to Kendrick Lamar. Since 1994, Pentagram partner Emily Oberman has been the steward of SNL’s graphic image, from the show’s iconic opening titles, to books celebrating its legacy. With each project, she meets the challenge of acknowledging the franchise’s extraordinary legacy while keeping its profile fresh, surprising, and funny.
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Retrospective: Saturday Night Live

When a scruffy after-hours comedy show debuted in NBC’s Studio 8H on October 11, 1975, no one could have known that the entertainment world was about to be changed forever. Over the next half century, Saturday Night Live would launch the careers of countless global stars, create indelible catch phrases, and consolidate the reputations of musical acts from Talking Heads to Kendrick Lamar. Since 1994, Pentagram partner Emily Oberman has been the steward of SNL’s graphic image, from the show’s iconic opening titles, to books celebrating its legacy. With each project, she meets the challenge of acknowledging the franchise’s extraordinary legacy while keeping its profile fresh, surprising, and funny.