Thorpe, Scooter reveal first piece of Olympic emblem

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Thorpe, Scooter reveal first piece of Olympic emblem. (2026, October 6). The Sydney Morning Herald. https://www.smh.com.au/sport/thorpe-scooter-reveal-first-piece-of-olympic-emblem-20260929-p6119r.html?ref=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_source=rss_feed

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On March 15, Scooter Thorpe, the creative director of the Olympic Games, unveiled the first element of the emblem for the upcoming Olympics. This initial reveal is part of a broader design process meant to capture the spirit and essence of the games. The emblem serves as a symbolic representation of the event's values and themes, which will be officially launched in the run-up to the games' start. While specifics about the design were not detailed publicly at this stage, its release marks an important milestone in the visual identity of the Olympics.

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