Is there a bigger challenge for a de-signer than the creation of an identity for the Olympic Games? Each venue has developed its own unique image, merging national spirit and international trends with the Olympic spirit of friendship, solidarity and fairness.
In addition, this title shows the exciting development in the field of corporate identity and brand design..
For each of the Games, the passionate Swiss collector has systematically chosen examples from the fields of graphic design, typography, fashion and product Design that enable viewers and readers to fully grasp the Design identity of the respec-tive Games. “Olympic Games – The Design” provides an in-depth overview of the history of the Games, with for the first time the visual appearance in the center of attention: logos, mascots, medals, pictograms, uniforms, tickets, luggage tags, posters, souvenirs and much more.
The author Markus Osterwalder pre-sents a total of around 6,000 illus-trations on over 1,500 pages in two volumes with 58 chapters including astonishing facts and stories about who created what and how.
Is there a bigger challenge for a de-signer than the creation of an identity for the Olympic Games? Each venue has developed its own unique image, merging national spirit and international trends with the Olympic spirit of friendship, solidarity and fairness
