“Jigsaw’s name is inspired by the ‘jigsaw’ teaching technique, which makes each student in a class responsible for a different aspect of knowledge of a particular subject. The various perspectives come together to form a full picture and elevate the level of education for all. Gibney uses a similar collaborative strategy in his documentaries, assembling multiple points of view to tell complex stories.”
Project Team: Emily Oberman, partner-in-charge and designer; Elliott Walker, designer.
Read more on the Pentagram website.
And for a bit of related design insight from Emily, The Anatomy of a Great Late Night Logo, on Co.Design.
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More on how marks like this are made in Logo Design Love, third edition.
Josten Dooley,
I really like the playfulness of this logo. Also how it has the letters cut off as if its been cut by a jigsaw.
Ronald,
I am a huge fan of simple logos that have simple meanings.
I love how you can still read what the logotype says with half of each letter missing.