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FIFA World Cup Murals for ESPN
Posted by rod - 07.06.2010Absolutely awesome FIFA World cup murals by ESPN representing each 32 nations that are taking part in the competition. The murals will appear in publications, subway platforms and billboards. ESPN worded with Wieden+Kennedy ad agency and AM I Collective a group of artists based in Cape Town, South Africa. The murals are inspired by the style of Ghanaian movie posters from the 1980′s via mymodernmet and Fubiz


































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[...] Great FIFA World Cup illustrations for ESPN. See them all at CreativeRoots. [...]
Wow, the Australian one just looks offensive. A half-man/kangaroo with boxing gloves? Who designed that one, Dr. Moreau?
Maybe it has something to do with the name “socceroos”??? just spitballing here.
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It’s the Socceroos and Tim Cahill doing his trademark celebration.
Absolutely Awesome! Great job by all involved!
Looks like the art for Mad Magazine fold-ins. And, that is a compliment of the highest regard. Love these.
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The Serbian one would be offensive to them because it shows their country without kosovo, and they still think its part of their country. What a stupid idea for theirs
I really want to buy one as a poster, please let that happen / release a higher-res image
FLIPPIN AWESOMEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you for the truly amazing posting. With the world cup coming around you’re beginning to find much better posts on sports around the globe. Keep it up please. The world wide web needs it.
Awesome! I would like to see these artists at work. Is anyone still doing a mural in Cape Town? Please respond asap! Thanks
[...] commissioned the South African Am I Collective to create murals representing each of the nations participating in the World Cup. They are all amazing, and really tell a story of each country, and Vanity Fair’s Fair Play [...]
Amazinggggggggggg worKl!……
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Germany`s Ballack didn`t play any match. So this is very funny.