Natasha Jen / Pentagram

Graphic Design (TWN)

Website

In Pentagram’s 40-year history they’ve only once had a former intern make partner – and it was Natasha Jen, which might be all you need to know. Course, that’s nowhere near the whole story. Her body of work criss-crosses media genres and includes brand identities, environmental design, multi-scale exhibitions, signage systems, print, motion and interactive graphics. She worked at Base Design, 2×4, and Stone Yamashita Partners, before founding her own highly-successful studio, NJenworks. She came back into the Pentagram fold in 2012.

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