Gallery: The Olympics Deserve Souvenirs as Classy as These
Image: ECAL/Axel Crettenan01olympique-final
Students at ECAL designed a series of souvenirs for the Olympics.
Image: ECAL/Axel Crettenan02Emil Hjorth-Rohde
Emil Hjorth-Rohde designed pop-up postcards. They will actually be sold in the Olympic Museum shop.
Image: ECAL/Axel Crettenan03Camille Ringenbach
Camille Ringenbach's Little Audience is a moo box that plays the sound of an audience cheering when you flip it upside down. It was also chosen to be sold in the shop.
Image: ECAL/Axel Crettenan04Cyrille Verdon
You can light you own torch with Cyrille Verdon's matches, which are modeled after torches from various Olympic games.
Image: ECAL/Axel Crettenan05Pierre Bouvier
Pierre Bouvier designed animated postcards that are like mini games.
Image: ECAL/Axel Crettenan06Paul Tubiana
Paul Tubiana created a pop-up book that depicts various Olympic sports.
Image: ECAL/Axel Crettenan07Marceau Avogadro
Marceau Avogadro's wooden ball game is meant to symbolize a never-ending athletic race.
Image: ECAL/Axel Crettenan08Clara Dalbera
Clara Dalbéra's Olympic ring sparkler is a clever take on the opening ceremony.
Image: ECAL/Axel Crettenan09Renaud Donadey
Renaud Donadey's silver-plated brass sculptures immortalize the motion of history-making athletes.
