The 2006 Winter Olympics mascots, Neve and Gliz, are not only symbols of ice and passion, but their design concepts are also full of the essence of Italian culture. Behind these two lively cartoon characters, there is a deep understanding of winter sports, the Olympic spirit and local culture. Through these designs, we can’t help […]

The mascots of the 2004 Athens Olympics, Athena and Favors, seemed to be a design that added a touch of cuteness and vitality to the Olympics at first, but unexpectedly they sparked such a huge controversy! Can these two cute “cartoon characters” really represent the ancient and profound Greek culture? Or are they just victims […]

The mascots of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics, Bing Dwen Dwen and Shuey Rhon Rhon, are iconic symbols of China’s hosting of the Winter Olympics. Their designs are not only deeply rooted in China’s traditional culture, but also cleverly integrate elements of modern technology. These two mascots not only convey the spirit of the Winter […]

In 2000, with the advent of the new century, Sydney welcomed one of the most grand events in history – the Sydney Summer Olympics. This year was not only the moment when the world entered the new millennium, but also witnessed the birth of three dynamic and creative mascots: Syd (platypus), Olly (laughing kookaburra) and […]

The mascots of the 2016 Rio Olympics, Vinicius and Tom, are not just two cute cartoon characters, but they carry countless stories and emotions. How could these small mascots represent such profound meanings? You will find that the process of their creation itself is full of surprises and twists. Design and selection: from creativity to […]

After a year of long waiting, the Tokyo Olympics finally kicked off. Although the one-year postponement has caused us to experience countless twists and turns, this grand event still carries our deep expectations for the Olympic spirit. In this grand event, the mascots are undoubtedly the most symbolic existence. They are not just some cute […]

The mascots of the 2012 London Olympic Games and Paralympic Games, Wenlock and Mandeville, are undoubtedly among the most controversial and discussed mascots. Not only did they attract the public’s attention with their unique design style and futuristic appearance, but they also became an important presence in the history of design due to some controversy. […]

In 2008, Beijing welcomed the arrival of the Olympic Games, which attracted the attention of the whole world. As the mascots of that grand event, the Fuwa are not only five lovely figures, but also the carriers of Chinese culture and the symbols of the unique spirit of the Beijing Olympic Games. When talking about […]