Apparently some created the designs solo, while others had help from the LA 2028 Olympics creative team. It’s not entirely clear who’s behind the logo itself, although Gleeson told AdAge that they’d ...

Organizers released the latest set of emblems for the LA 2028 Olympics and Paralympics on Thursday, each with a Delta symbol occupying the “A” spot in LA 28. Two years ago, the LA 2028 logo concept ...

When Michael Johnson was approached to create his own logo for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, he focused on the color gold.Of course. Johnson is one of the first 26 people whose personal LA 2028 ...

The LA 2028 planning committee introduced its logo earlier this week, according to a report from the Associated Press.The “A” in the logo is designed to show up in almost any color, shape or ...

While every Olympics in the past has used a single logo, the LA 2028 Olympics are unique for another reason. The official LA28 logo is actually 26 different logos, each with a differently designed ...

As the 2024 Paris Olympics came to an end, the logo for the upcoming 2028 Los Angeles Olympics is making the rounds online anew. The Brand Inquirer, which posts graphic design updates, shared the ...

Los Angeles 2028 was selected to host the Games in an unprecedented move by the IOC in 2017 when it selected Paris as the 2024 host and LA for 2028. The new logo is an example of LA28’s desire ...

The logo pays tribute to Kobe’s tenured history as a Los Angeles Laker and his well-known “Mamba Mentality.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by LA 2028 (@la28games) ...

The LA 2028 Summer Olympics reveals its new logo through murals across Los Angeles, including one with a surfboard design in Venice Beach. (Getty Images) By signing up, you confirm that you are ...

Vanessa Bryant revealed the LA28 logo features Kobe's Nike logo embedded ... Kobe Bryant’s Emblem Revealed for LA 2028 Olympics. By Ny ... Offset Claps Back at Son’s Matching Hairstyle ...

Emblems for the 2028 Los Angeles Games that include logos of Delta Air Lines is the first integration of its kind in Olympic and Paralympic history.