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Editorial Design for PUMA’s Graphic Heritage by vista - D1S1 Design Spotlight

Studio: vista

Client: PUMA SE

Work: Editorial

Industry: Sports

Editorial Design for PUMA’s Graphic Heritage

Vista created a 300-page anniversary book tracing PUMA’s visual evolution from 1948 to the present through around 1,000 archival images. The modular, chronologically structured publication uses chapter colors, special-print and blind-embossed cover details, and Swiss binding to turn the brand archive into a collectible design object.

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Date: Sun, Aug 30

Tags: Footwear, Apparel, Blind Embossing, Book, Brochure, Embossed, Embossed Cover, Embossing, Football, Letterhead, Paper, Shoe, Sneaker, Sportswear, Uncoated Paper

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The article presents an excerpt from Taschen’s book *The Elements of Brand Design* by Katharina Sussek and Jens Müller of Vista studio. It traces the evolution of modern brand design from early industrial-era symbols to contemporary corporate identities, highlighting milestones from AEG and Olivetti to IBM and Instagram. The piece contextualizes how design has shaped brand recognition and identity across history.
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