Nike Created Shirts Based on Tweets at 2012 Games
R/GA summed up Olympics for consumers with personalized graphics
Published On
Mar 25, 2013
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To attract tourists to its new store in London during last summer's Olympic Games , Nike created "Immortalise the Moment", an installation that allowed consumers to print a unique t-shirt based on their favorite moment during the 2012 Games.
Developed by R/GA, the system asked consumers had to choose their favorite nation, sport and moment in time from the Games (of which Nike was not an official sponsor). The installation would search all tweets related to those choices and create a bespoke graphic, using colors of the nations flag, the favorite athlete and "spikes" based on the tweet volume their hashtags had generated. The t-shirt was ready in 15 minutes.
Credits
- Date
- Mar 26, 2013
- Brand :
- Nike
- Client :
- Nike
- Agency :
- R/GA-London
- Vice President/Executive Creative Director :
- James Temple
- Associate Creative Director/Visual :
- Ricardo Amorim
- Senior Visual Designer :
- Jose Sebastian
- Senior Visual Designer :
- Simone Maletta
- Senior Experience Designer :
- Stuart Tayler
- Producer :
- James Marshall
- Technical Director :
- Phil Hawksworth
- Senior Open Standards Developer :
- Benoit Grelard
- Open Standards Developer :
- Mustafa Demirkent
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