The Vignelli Bunny

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Long lost, the DH has just uncovered (thanks to Mark Randall of World Studio) rare images of the Vignelli Bunny, who in 1987 was briefly a fixture around the legendary Vignelli studio. Devised by designers Randall and Sarah Riegelmann, the Bunny, which began as a distraction to pass the time during slow work periods, developed into a studio production that involved the master Massimo Vignelli himself with a cameo from a young Michael Bierut, before he hopped over to Pentagram, and Vignelli employee Rebecca Rose.

Here is an excerpt of the slide show in two parts: Bunny In The Office and Bunny Puns (note “Bunny and Cher,” “Klaus Bun Bulow,” “Bunoculars,” “Moribund,” “The Flying Bun,” “Robunson Caruso” and “Hot Crossed Bunny.”)

it's the bunny slide show
Bunny_goes_to_work
Bunny_in_the_elevator
Bunny_chats_with_Rebecca_Rose
Bunny_on_a_call_with_Michael_Bierut
Bunny_in_an_office_meeting
Massimo_designs_a_chair_for_Bunny
Massimo_meets_with_Bunny_1
Massimo_meets_with_Bunny_2
Bunny
Bunhard_Goetz
Bunny_and_Cher
Bunoculars
Claus_bun_Bülow
Hot_Crossed_Bun
Morbund
Robunson_Crusoe
The_Flying_Bun
Credits
The_End

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