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2 wrz 2017 · In the lineage of those from Tokyo 1964, the Munich 1972 pictograms present schematic silhouettes in typical sports poses. The accent is placed on standardising the forms through a system of graphic and geometric rules. A checkered square serves as a reference for their development.
In the lineage of those from Tokyo 1964, the Munich 1972 pictograms present schematic silhouettes in typical sports poses. The accent is placed on standardising the forms through a system of graphic and geometric rules. A checkered square serves as a reference for their development.
For each edition of the Summer Games since Tokyo 1964, this document presents the sports pictograms through visuals and information on the graphic designers and the creative concept. Essential for guiding visitors and used in many communication formats, the sports pictograms receive considerable attention also owing to their aesthetic qualities.
11 mar 2019 · The most important evolution came in the 1990s. Albertville and Barcelona for the Winter and Summer Games in 1992 devised their own pictograms using the brush painting technique. And these then became an integral part of the general design, like the Cobi character, which had versions for all the sports.
Olympic Pictograms: Design through History. In 1964, the Olympics began representing events in the Games through a set of intentional figures. Each event had its own pictogram, used all across the Olympics for promotion. These pictograms remain a significant part of how the Games communication.
However, wanting to have a unique image for the Olympic Games, the Organising Committee decided to create a new set of pictograms after the Asian Games. The pictograms were treated in four parts: the head, the trunk, the arms and the legs.
19 paź 2017 · Basketball made its Olympic debut at the Games of the XI Olympiad in Berlin in 1936, and has been on the programme at every edition since. It was included as a demonstration sport at the Games in 1904 in St Louis. Women’s basketball was included on the Olympic programme for the first time in 1976 in Montreal .
