![]() ![]() ![]() Next I decided to do something a bit more complicated and tackles the 2013 mascot the Wooster. Once my first was made I had in my mind to do the rest of the mascots and they all soon came to life, with elopus the 2014 mascot being next. little did I know that my team was actually going to change but I am however still glad I made them. DinomiteĪfter I posted on my teams page he became an instant hit and i offered to make some more for some of my team. The dinomite came together quickly with raw wool over a frame of pipe cleaners so his limbs would be poseable. The mascot for 2015 is the Dinomite and he was the inspiration to start needle felting. With gishwhes registration opening early this year, I decided to do some preperation and it came in the form of needlefelted mascots. It is run by a Board of Directors, on which sit all the founding members of the project: the CNOSF, Ville de Paris, the French Government, the Île-de-France regional authority, the CPSF, the Métropole du Grand Paris, the Conseil départemental de Seine Saint-Denis, representatives of the local authorities involved in the Games, civil society and corporate partners. Set up in January 2018, Paris 2024 is headed by Tony Estanguet, 3-time Olympic champion and member of the IOC. They are without equal in sporting, economic and cultural events throughout the world, and this power helps to further their impact. They are watched by over 13 million spectators and 4 billion television viewers across the world, across a total of over 100,000 hours of TV broadcasting. They bring together 10,500 Olympic athletes and 4,350 Paralympic athletes, respectively from 206 and 182 delegations, across five continents. The Olympic and Paralympic Games are the greatest sporting event in the world, with unparalleled media impact. The mission of the Olympic and Paralympic Games Paris 2024 Organising Committee, in accordance with the host city contract signed between the International Olympic Committee (IOC), the Comité National Olympique et Sportif Français (CNOSF – French National Olympic and Sporting Committee) and the Ville de Paris municipal authorities, is to plan, organise, fund and deliver the Olympic and Paralmypic Games Paris in 2024. This choice is widely supported by nearly nine out of ten French people (88%), and even more so by children (93%). French people support the choice to represent the Paralympic mascot with a visible disabilityīy choosing a Paralympic mascot with a prosthesis and a running blade, Paris 2024 wanted to give maximum visibility to people with disabilities and promote the inclusion values of the Paralympic Games and sport. Consistent with its bold ambitions for hosting the Olympic and Paralympic Games, Paris 2024 deliberately chose to innovate by choosing the representation of an ideal to serve as a mascot. The Phrygian cap symbol is recognised by both adults and children without being prompted. They thought that they go well together (86% of French people, 92% among children), that they are easily recognisable (85% of French people and 86% of children), original (84% of French people and 88% of children) and that they look cute (80% of French people and 86% of children).Īs one of the symbols of the French Republic, the Paris mascots are also perceived as a good representation of France, both for French people and children. Without prompting, the French adults and children aged six to 17 surveyed suggested the Paris 2024 mascots are associated with positive values. ![]() While 75% of adults like them, 83% of children aged six to 17 also share this opinion (of which nearly half say they like them a lot). The "Phryges" have enjoyed a warm welcome from French people of all ages. Paris 2024 has chosen the Phyrigian cap to represent the two mascots of Paris 2024. Paris 2024 mascots appeal to the French, and even more to children ![]()
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