The 2022 Winter Olympics mascot was unveiled on September 17, 2019, in Beijing, China. The mascot is named Bing Dwen Dwen, which means "ice and snow." Bing Dwen Dwen is a cheerful panda, chosen as a symbol of China's commitment to protecting the environment and promoting sustainability. The mascot's design is inspired by Chinese folklore and culture, with a red heart shape on its chest representing warmth and friendship. Bing Dwen Dwen is also depicted wearing a blue and white suit, which symbolizes the Olympic spirit and unity. The mascot has been well-received by the public and is expected to bring joy and excitement to the 2022 Winter Olympics.
The mascot has been well-received by the public and is expected to bring joy and excitement to the 2022 Winter Olympics. Its friendly and approachable demeanor aims to engage and connect with people from all over the world, encouraging participation and celebration of the Games. Overall, Bing Dwen Dwen serves as a symbol of China's hosting, showcasing the country's rich heritage and commitment to a successful Winter Olympics.
Colossal Magic Coloring Book by Danny Orleans - Trick
This is big! It's really big! - and when you're doing kids shows, bigger is better. That's why Danny Orleans has performed his Colossal Coloring Book routine in every kids show he's done for the past 30 years. Now he's made it available to the magic community. This is a professional prop for professional family entertainers. Over three times as big as the industry standard, this giant book combines a classic principle with a sure-fire laugh-getter - all on a ginormous scale.
After you first show the line drawings (so big, even the back row can see), the book's pages magically transform, becoming filled with scribble-scrabble! This is an original idea direct from Danny's act and just one of the hilarious moments of his routine with two kid helpers. Of course, in the end, the book's pages become beautifully colored. You can easily learn, master and perform this trick - and the staff at AmazeKids, who made the book, thinks it might just become the centerpiece of your kids or family show very soon.
Watch the video to see snippets of Danny's performance from his live show that is part of his DVD set, "The Art of Presenting Magic to Children." It'll give you an insider's view of this very special, jumbo-sized, cleverly gimmicked coloring book.
- 15" wide by 20" tall
- 32 pages, saddle-stitched
- Three transformations: line drawings, scribble-scrabble, perfectly-colored
- Bright, 4-color cover with glossy UV coating
- Matte finish, sturdy paper pages with "specially-trimmed" edges
- Crayon-textured art on colored pages
This packs flat and plays big -- because it is big! It'll play as beautifully in a large theater as it will a home birthday party. The routine has enormous flexibility so you can add crayons and an assortment of breakaway props to "fix" the scribble-scrabble. These props can enhance your routine and make it your own. Get Danny Orleans' Colossal Coloring Book of Magic and make the impact at your next kids show really big!
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Reviews for "The Making of a Winter Olympics Mascot: From Sketches to the Final Product"
1. John - ★☆☆☆☆
I was really disappointed with the Winter Olympics 2022 mascot. It just didn't capture the excitement and spirit of the event. The design was too simplistic and uninspiring, with the mascot looking like a generic cartoon character. I was hoping for something more innovative and representative of the host country's culture. Overall, I found the mascot to be forgettable and not up to par with previous Olympic mascots.
2. Sarah - ★★☆☆☆
While I appreciate the effort put into designing the Winter Olympics 2022 mascot, I couldn't help but feel underwhelmed by the final result. The mascot lacked originality and creativity, as it seemed to follow the same generic formula found in many other event mascots. Additionally, the color scheme and overall aesthetic didn't evoke the excitement and energy that is associated with the Olympics. It's a shame that such an important event didn't receive a more memorable and representative mascot.
3. Michael - ★★☆☆☆
I have to admit that I was quite disappointed with the choice of mascot for the Winter Olympics 2022. The design lacked character and failed to leave a lasting impression on me. It felt like a missed opportunity to showcase the host country's culture and heritage. The mascot's features were too simplistic, and it just didn't convey the excitement and anticipation that the Olympics should inspire. Overall, I believe the mascot could have been much better and more representative of the event.
4. Emily - ★☆☆☆☆
I was really hoping for a unique and memorable mascot for the Winter Olympics 2022, but unfortunately, I was left disappointed. The chosen mascot lacked creativity and failed to stand out among the mascots of previous Olympic games. The design felt generic and uninspiring, with no connection to the host city or country's culture. It's a shame that such an important event didn't receive a more thought-provoking and visually appealing mascot.