Shiruba98

Okay, so I'm hearing around the internet that May is the month when we'll see the French Alps 2030 emblem.

Also I'm hearing there won't be a logo reveal at tomorrow's closing ceremony in Verona, and it'll apparently be revealed sometime in the spring of this year.

Hate to ask but why do i not have permission to see the round 3 poll?

Technically, the colours on my logo come from the official flag of Rome.

I've already voted!

I'm just hoping people like my logo as it's inspired by arches found in Roman-era architecture.

Okay, I promise you this will be the final version of my design, I changed the font to Hurme Geometric Sans 2.

Okay, silly me just realised this is for 2040 not 2036, sorry mods. But here's a version with the CORRECT year on it! Just hope it's still eligible.

Okay, so I decided to have a go at making a Roma 2036 logo. Going for something simplistic but also relatable to the city. The lettering for ROMA is inspired by the arches you see on the iconic Colosseum and forms the basis of the logo, it brings a modern and playful spirit to the brand and it can have any colour and any image that fits any situation. The main colours for the brand are ochre-yellow/gold and red-violet (the official colours found on the city's flag and coat of arms). Like Paris 2024 and LA28, the two events share the same emblem and can come in full colour or border versions. The typeface for the brand is Franci A, a modern font that further elevates the modernity and playfulness of the Roma36 brand.

This is just sad... At this point, just move all of ice hockey to the Unipol Arena (Mediolanum Forum) https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/ice-hockey/articles/cq6vdpnelvzo

I can't see the file unfortunately.

I wonder if there's any pics of the cauldrons being built or being tested?

Shame you still can't make it yourself, you just had to rely on AI, didn't you? It's called uninspired laziness, Rei.

The music for those curious is Giuseppe Verdi's Requiem, but rearranged by Alex Baranowski and performed live at the Royal Albert Hall by the BBC Symphony Orchestra, the BBC Symphony Chorus and the Crouch End Festival Chorus. Also the Dolomites appear in the trailer btw, so there is a reference to Italy. Also here's a behind the scenes look at how the trailer was crafted by the talented people at NOMINT, an animation studio founded by Yiannis Konstantinidis. Here you can see they used actual fire effects to create the "trails" in the final product.

says the person who makes AI based countdown images... even your PFP is AI.