Olympic Pictograms is a brochure created as a case study exploring the evolution of Olympic graphic icons, beginning with the Tokyo 1964 games where the first consistent system of pictograms was introduced. This design highlights four repeating events across various decades to demonstrate how the visual language of each host country reflects its unique culture and design trends. The layout is minimal and structured, allowing the icons to take center stage while showcasing the historical and stylistic shifts in Olympic branding over time.