Archive for the ‘Olympic pictograms’ Category
The poor man’s olympics
Posted on October 1st, 2009 in Olympic pictograms, Public transportation | No Comments »
Developing the pictograms for the Olympics is a dream for every designer. A dream that most likely will never become reality. Instead you end up doing toilet icons. This is a brief look into a neglected niche of graphic design.
Read the full post: The poor man’s olympics, by Ralf Metzger
Vancouver 2010 Pictograms
Posted on November 7th, 2008 in Advertising, Motion graphics, Olympic pictograms, Pictogram set | 1 Comment »
“Twenty-four sport pictograms and a series of sport illustrations for the 2010 Winter Games are revealed in September 2008. Created by Dutch illustrator Irene Jacobs of I’m JAC Design, the pictograms depict the 2010 Winter Games sports using a simplified silhouette with small details depicting the dynamism of the athlete in motion.
Otl Aicher’s Olympic Graphic Design
Posted on September 3rd, 2008 in Advertising, Designers, Olympic pictograms, book | No Comments »
“The Natalie and James Thompson Art Gallery located within San Jose State University is hosting an amazing exhibition of graphic design by the office of Otl Aicher for the 1972 Munich Olympics. The exhibition features, posters, books, brochures and signage conceived for the 1972 Olympic identity program” Dave
The exhibition runs August 26 to September 26, 2008
For more information: visit the exhibition website.
