I came across the 2012 London Olympic Ticket Designs that were done by FutureBrand and wanted to share. Although I like the overall color palette and treatment of the background the illustration style has the same nineties geometric quality as the controversial logo they designed for the olympics which I don't feel is as dynamic or sophisticated as it could be.
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I do really amazed if the packaging surrounded by a variety of colors. I used to paste my sight there almost. Thanks for posting.
Posted by: Leah | 06/20/2012 at 11:59 PM
I do see your point of the geometric shapes. I'm not a big fan either. The colors are amazing.
Posted by: Evelisa | 06/05/2012 at 11:45 AM
These seem nice enough to me.
They are colourful and engaging and I guess have to follow the initial brand?
Posted by: Paper Acrobat | 06/02/2012 at 04:32 AM
Totally agree - the background has a lot of interest and depth, but the illustration looks as if it just doesn't belong.
Posted by: Christine Witt (Brush Dance) | 05/29/2012 at 07:16 PM
I quite like the simplicity of the design - it's good that it's not over done and too complicated. But I do agree with your point about the geometric shaping - it does seem a little dated.
Posted by: Paul Orange | 05/28/2012 at 09:46 AM
I'm inclined to agree. But as a designer myself I don't like to criticise other people's work. I guess future brand had to follow the initial brand set by Wolf Olins.
Posted by: Paper Acrobat | 05/26/2012 at 12:26 PM