World Chess Candidates 2013: The Medal for the Victor
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Pentagram’s involvement with World Chess includes designing the complete tournament identity and experience including the play environment, the chess pieces, the ChessCasting graphic icons interface, tournament posters and the medal.
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Hi everyone,
The recently-concluded World Chess Candidates 2013 saw World No. 1 Magnus Carlsen of Norway set up a clash with reigning world chess champion Viswanathan Anand. A special aspect of the Candidates was branding that went into the event for the first time. The winner, Magnus Carlsen, wore a medal designed specially by Pentagram and received it at 10, Downing Street, London. UK’s Chancellor George Osborne presented Magnus Carlsen with the medal for his victory at the World Chess Candidate’s tournament in London.
Medal in Silver designed by Daniel Weil; Identity by John Rushworth
Pentagram’s involvement with World Chess includes designing the complete tournament identity and experience including the play environment, the chess pieces, the ChessCasting graphic icons interface, tournament posters and the medal.
Back of Medal with Inscription
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www.chessqueen.com
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Labels: Magnus Carlsen, pentagram, world chess candidates 2013
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