Evolution of the Winter Olympic Games Logos – from 1924 till 2010
One year until the Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver, Canada starts. I'm exited. I love the Olympic Games, summer and winter likewise.
So I wanted to see how the logo designs evolved from the very first Winter Games over the years.
The designs appear to have changed from monochromatic colors and design to multicolor ones.
The logo design seem to take on the trend to simpler and cleaner colors and shapes. Take a look at the logos from Winter Olympic Games 1924 till 2010.
France, Chamonix - 1924 (not a logo, but a poster advertising the event)
Switzerland, St. Moritz - 1928 (not a logo, but a poster advertising the event)
United States of America, Lake Placid - 1932
Germany, Garmisch-Partenkirchen - 1936
1940 and 1944 were canceled due the 2nd World War.
Switzerland, St. Moritz - 1948
Norway, Oslo - 1952
Italy, Cortina d'Ampezzo - 1956
United States of America, Squaw Valley - 1960
Austria, Innsbruck - 1964
France, Grenoble - 1968
Japan, Sapporo - 1972
Austria, Innsbruck - 1976
United States of America, Lake Placid - 1980
Yugoslavia, Sarajevo - 1984
Canada, Calgary - 1988
France, Albertville - 1992
Norway, Lillehammer - 1994
Japan, Nagano - 1998
United States of America, Salt Lake - 2002
Italy, Turin - 2006
Canada, Vancouver - 2010
Which one is your favorite logo?
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August 13th, 2010 - 10:09
nice article. keep post like this…
December 10th, 2009 - 09:50
Yeah it’s a great stuff and I am sure I will get some information that I can use it as reference purpose.
June 11th, 2009 - 03:33
Nagano is my favorite logo (and currently reside in Vancouver where all the buzz is Olympics 2010).
April 8th, 2009 - 16:44
Nothing
. Just what your favorite logo is. I'm sure a psychologist can turn and twist it into a ink blot test. I don't.
April 8th, 2009 - 16:28
I wonder if this is something like an ink blot test? Well, I'll take my chance anyway. My favorite is the logo of Nagano. And now? what does it tell about me
Burak