JHDD Branding Report — 2026.07.22
Pentagram’s designs for the men’s health brand Rugiet feature unabashedly phallic visual elements. These recent examples indicate a growing trend
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Pentagram’s designs for the men’s health brand Rugiet feature unabashedly phallic visual elements. These recent examples indicate a growing trend
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Read MorePentagram New York’s identity for Rugiet uses unabashedly phallic designs, intentionally disrupting expectations for a men’s health brand. This specific
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Read MorePentagram’s designs for the male health brand Rugiet feature unabashedly phallic imagery. This directness, whether explicit in visuals or implied
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Read MorePentagram New York’s work for Rugiet showcases an identity embracing direct, unabashedly phallic visual language for a male health brand.
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