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" You&amp;#039;ve got to admire the ambition of a man who names his studio Universal Everything. Matt Pyke thinks big, and since founding the company in 2004, he&amp;#039;s created colorful, hyperexpressive branding campaigns for AOL, MTV, and Nokia. (Visit universaleverything.com for highlights.) For Esquire, Pyke created a series of extraordinary &amp;quot;voice sculptures,&amp;quot; each of which answers the burning question: &amp;quot;What does the word esquire look like when you say it out loud?&amp;quot; By recording four individual voices, each representing a different accent (noted above and below), and using a program to map out the acoustical peaks and valleys, Pyke was able to demonstrate how we all have a unique relationship to this magazine, even down to the way we say its name. Click here to see a video and more designs from the Esquire Logo Project. PLUS: How to find an Esquire letter and win a free iPad &amp;amp;gt;&amp;amp;gt;  British  Southern Californian  Midwestern "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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