DJ Stout

DJ Stout

DJ Stout is a sixth generation Texan, born in the small West Texas town of Alpine. He studied graphic design at Texas Tech University, where he was honored as a distinguished alumni. DJ Stout began his graphic design career in 1981 working for Robert A. Wilson Associates in Dallas. In 1987 he moved to Austin, where he was the award-winning art director of the nationally respected and critically acclaimed Texas Monthly magazine.

DJ Stout, Pentagram
Pentagram
Austin, TX

Jennifer Chenoweth, Lisa Woods, DJ Stout - Change + Place Dialogue

SEGD is an amazing community of designers, fabricators and manufacturers who create experiences that connect people to place. One of the many membership benefits of SEGD is a library of talks from SEGD's past events. All videos from 2014 through 2019 are available for viewing for members for free. 

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DJ Stout - Change + Place

SEGD is an amazing community of designers, fabricators and manufacturers who create experiences that connect people to place. One of the many membership benefits of SEGD is a library of talks from SEGD's past events. All videos from 2014 through 2019 are available for viewing for members for free. 

If you are a member please log in (hint: top right below search) if not please join SEGD and experience its amazing resources. First year members receive a discount on the member rate!

Pentagram - The Printing House

Pentagram (worldwide)’s Luke Hayman and Emily Oberman design a brand identity and marketing campaign for the luxury residences at The Printing House in New York that use graphics inspired by the building’s heritage as a printing factory.

The Natural Areas Conservancy, an affiliate of NYC Parks, introduces a new identity by Paula Scher, Pentagram, that uses photographs taken by Joel Meyerowitz to highlight the beauty of the wilderness the organization is trying to preserve.

Pentagram - Cathedral Church of St. John

Photo of signage for Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine

Pentagram (worldwide) Partner Michael Bierut designed a new set of commandments for the four-legged friends of the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine in New York.  He designed the signs using his identity for the institution.

Paula Scher revisited her classic identity for Jazz at Lincoln Center, streamlining the original wordmark and expanding it into a new custom typeface called Jelly Roll.

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Photo of Poetry path for Alice Oswald

Pentagram (New York and worldwide) Partner Harry Pearce and his team collaborated with poet Alice Oswald and fabrication specialists Millimetre to install a poetry path in the form of 160 meters of steel typography in Kew Bridge West (London), a new property on the original site of the Grand Junction Waterworks.

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Photo of WalkNYC pedestrian wayfinding

Pentagram (worldwide), working with the consortium PentaCityGroup and the New York City Department of Transportation, helped design the graphic language for WalkNYC, a new system of pedestrian wayfinding.

DJ Stout and his team at Pentagram Austin developed a new name and identity for The Contemporary Austin, formerly known as AMOA-Arthouse.

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photo of Lucy's Fried Chicken sign

Pentagram (New York and Austin) Partner DJ Stout and his team in Austin created the identity for Lucy’s Fried Chicken, a new chicken joint located on the city’s ultra-hip South Congress Avenue. The retro-inspired graphics include a script logo and down-home look for menus and restaurant collateral, as well as a classic 1940’s-style neon sign that has become an instant local landmark.

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