The group's original members have maintained their principles in their work. Pierre Bernard, along with Dirk Behage and Fokke Draaijer, founded the "Atelier de Création Graphique" (ACG). They took the Louvre job and, among other works, designed the identity for the national parks of France, and signage for the "Centre Pompidou". The ACG works in the areas of publishing, publicity and signage, as well as creating visual identity. Pierre Bernard has been a member of the "Alliance Graphique Internationale" since 1987, received the Erasmus Prize in 2006, and teaches graphic design in Paris at the "École nationale supérieure des arts décoratifs" (ENSAD).