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Logo :“The Eye”
The logo is shaped like an eye
with the figures of two athletes jumping in the
pupil, resembling a blooming white magnolia, Shanghai’s
city flower. This design breaks through the stereotype
which expresses an idea by deforming shapes of
letters. Using freehand brushwork as in traditional
Chinese painting, it conveys a strong, appealing
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Theme: “I know I can”
The theme expresses the spirit
of the Special Olympics athletes striving unceasingly
for self-improvement. It reflects the essence
of Special Olympics: “Equality and Tolerance.”
It also embodies the concept and mission of Special
Olympics, which are “participate, share joy, exchange
skills and promote friendships.” |
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Mascot: Sunshine Sanmao
Designer: Sun Shaobo (Shanghai)
The idea of Sunshine Sanmao comes from a most remembered comic book character Sanmao (a three-haired boy) created by Mr. Zhang Leping, a well-known Chinese comic artist. |
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Poster
Designer: Su Weihong (Shandong Province)
The poster “Welcome to Shanghai” is a hand-painted
illustration which demonstrates the hospitality
of Shanghai citizens and their commitment to the
success of the Games. |
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Poster
Designer: Tan Jing (Shandong Province)
A perfect exemplification of the theme “I Know
I Can”, this hand painting, with its bold and
rough crayon strokes, gives an artistic representation
of Special Olympic athletes, showcasing their
sportsmanship and their brave attempts to compete
in the Games. |
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Poster
Designer: Zhu Beilei (Zhejiang Province)
The designer owes much of her inspiration to the
official logo of 2007 SOWSG in that she uses the
two jumping figures as the main element of the
poster. |
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Announcement for Theme Song Selection
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