Olympics design

Ahead of the Games next summer, the organising committee for the Olympic and Paralympic Games says Paris 2024 is about celebrating sport, style and culture

As the world slowly but surely realized that we are becoming more and more one global community verses various communities with connections to each other. The cultural message of inclusion and acceptance of diversity is being incorporated and highlighted …

As we look ahead to the upcoming Olympic games, what better time to look back on of some of the best (and worst) Olympic logos of the past? In classic Olympic style, these logos are getting their shot at the gold, the silver or the bronze. Let the games begin!

developed by barbara madl and hojin kang, with supervision from heinrich paravicini, the sample was one amongst a pool of submissions judged by a panel of creatives.

Olympic Sports Website designed by Daniel Tan. Connect with them on Dribbble; the global community for designers and creative professionals.

Visual identity project for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. The most important thing is to participate!

Click for larger view The fantastic pictograms, logo, and identity for the 1968 Olympic games, held in Mexico City, were designed by the great Lance Wyman. Throughout the entire identity system for the games, Wyman did a fantastic job of combining the bright colors of Mexican art and culture, ultra-contemporary '60s op-art style, and these sports logos which are simple and stylish enough to still stand out today. Check out these other great applications for his designs: