As a German, this type of graphic design makes me extremely nostalgic. It's something that, in my opinion, perfectly represents the feeling of west germany, especially the colors.
The design of Munich '72 is now my new favorite! It looks modern, yet vintage at the same time, just like Futura! What if the Philippines used this design for the 2019 SEA Games?
the first games i remember and i remember being enraptured by the designs. can we get a design Thing for every games please? ( i live in sydney, so...)
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Binge watching the Design Focus episodes of Olympics. So nice to learn the story behind the emblem and brand of each Olympic games.
As a German, this type of graphic design makes me extremely nostalgic. It's something that, in my opinion, perfectly represents the feeling of west germany, especially the colors.
The design of Munich '72 is now my new favorite! It looks modern, yet vintage at the same time, just like Futura! What if the Philippines used this design for the 2019 SEA Games?
Munich 1972 was the first Olympics to have an official mascot, Waldi the dachshund (Schuss doesn’t count)!
Этот дизайн до сих пор актуален и очень хорош
what a shame that munich 72 was cut short
Why is this video unavailable! I so want to see it!
the first games i remember and i remember being enraptured by the designs. can we get a design Thing for every games please? ( i live in sydney, so...)
Very Good video i like it very much 😍😘😘😘
Waldi, ese fue el nombre de la mascota Múnich 1972 y es emblemática por ser la primera mascota de unos juegos olímpicos de verano.
Para este hito de la historia olímpica, fue bastante feo. 😉
@@shieldsluck1969 A mi no me parece feo, me parece tierno, feo es Izzy la extraña mascota de Atlanta 96. Saludos
mūnchen'72!
Salut 💖
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Chate Vattanavekin Merci 🙌
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It's a shame footage from the 1976 Montreal Olympics at 8 secs was used in a homage to the 1972 designer Otl Aicher.