design procedure
The design of Olympic logo is a complicated and rigorous process. Designers need to consider different cultural backgrounds, characteristics of different countries, Olympic spirit and other factors. Designers need to do a lot of research and analysis to ensure that the logo can convey the correct information.
The symbol of the first Olympic Games
The logo of the first modern Olympic Games was designed by the Greek painter Frank Calva Soth. This sign depicts an athlete holding a trophy, an olive leaf and the Olympic rings. This emblem represents the origin of the Olympic Games and the inheritance of Greek culture.
Emblem of the Second Olympic Games
The logo of the second Olympic Games was designed by the French painter Pierre de Courbaye. The logo depicts an athlete holding a torch, an olive leaf and the Olympic rings. This symbol represents the spread and internationalization of the Olympic Games.
Symbol of modern Olympic Games
Modern Olympic logo design pays more attention to modernity and innovation. Each logo has a unique meaning and design concept. For example, the emblem of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games "Fuwa" represents the combination of China culture and Olympic spirit; 20 12 The symbol of London Olympic Games "20 12" represents the combination of numbers and dynamics.
Application mode
Olympic symbol is an important symbol of the Olympic Games, which is widely used in all aspects of the Olympic Games. For example, the Olympic logo can be used for posters, medals, competition venues, TV broadcasts and so on. In addition, the logo can also be used on various Olympic-related products and souvenirs, such as T-shirts, key chains, watches and so on.