Fina Budapest 2022 "vintage poster" illustrations
Illustrations in "classic / vintage style" for the FINA 2022 world championship Budapest
illustrator : László Brunszkó
art director : László Ördögh, David Drozsnyik
agency : Graphasel Design Studio
client / event : Fina World Championship Budapest 2022
client / event : Fina World Championship Budapest 2022
Swimming / Úszás
Diving / Műugrás
Waterpolo / Vízilabda
Synchronised swimming / Szinkronúszás
Tibor Benedek (Budapest, 12 July 1972 - Budapest, 18 June 2020), three-
time Olympic, World and European champion Hungarian water polo player,
time Olympic, World and European champion Hungarian water polo player,
head coach of the Hungary men’s national water polo team from 2013 to
2016. Hungarian member of the International Swimming Hall of Fame (Team
Hungary 2000-2008). He had an illustrious career filled with success both
at national team and club level, among many titles, he had four Champions
League crowns (one with Ujpest (HUN), three with Recco (ITA). As head coach,
he led the Hungarian national team to a world championships title in 2013
and he finished runner-up with the team at the European Championships in
2014 and bronze medallist in 2016. He died in June 2020 at the age of 47.
In June 2021, his memorial plaque and a promenade
named after him were unveiled in Recco, Italy.
2016. Hungarian member of the International Swimming Hall of Fame (Team
Hungary 2000-2008). He had an illustrious career filled with success both
at national team and club level, among many titles, he had four Champions
League crowns (one with Ujpest (HUN), three with Recco (ITA). As head coach,
he led the Hungarian national team to a world championships title in 2013
and he finished runner-up with the team at the European Championships in
2014 and bronze medallist in 2016. He died in June 2020 at the age of 47.
In June 2021, his memorial plaque and a promenade
named after him were unveiled in Recco, Italy.
Olympic Games
2000, Sydney – gold
2004, Athens – gold
2008, Peking – gold
FINA World Championships
1991, Perth – bronze
1998, Perth – silver
2003, Barcelona – gold
2007, Melbourne – silver
European Championships
1993, Sheffield – silver
1995, Vienna – silver
1997, Sevilla – gold
2001, Budapest – bronze
2003, Kranj – bronze
2008, Malaga – bronze
2000, Sydney – gold
2004, Athens – gold
2008, Peking – gold
FINA World Championships
1991, Perth – bronze
1998, Perth – silver
2003, Barcelona – gold
2007, Melbourne – silver
European Championships
1993, Sheffield – silver
1995, Vienna – silver
1997, Sevilla – gold
2001, Budapest – bronze
2003, Kranj – bronze
2008, Malaga – bronze
Krisztina Egerszegi (Budapest, 16 August 1974) five-time Olympic, two-time World
and nine-time European champion Hungarian swimmer, awarded with the Order
of St. Stephen of Hungary. One of the most successful Hungarian athletes of the
modern Olympics, the youngest Hungarian Olympic champion since 1988. She
became Olympic champion at the age of 14 at the 1988 Seoul Olympics: the young
swimmer, nicknamed Egérke (‘Mouse’), won the 200m backstroke gold medal and
three days earlier the 100m backstroke silver medal, making her the youngest
athlete ever to win more than one medal at the Olympic Games, even after the
Olímpic Games in Tokyo (2021). Krisztina retired from competitive swimming after
the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta.
and nine-time European champion Hungarian swimmer, awarded with the Order
of St. Stephen of Hungary. One of the most successful Hungarian athletes of the
modern Olympics, the youngest Hungarian Olympic champion since 1988. She
became Olympic champion at the age of 14 at the 1988 Seoul Olympics: the young
swimmer, nicknamed Egérke (‘Mouse’), won the 200m backstroke gold medal and
three days earlier the 100m backstroke silver medal, making her the youngest
athlete ever to win more than one medal at the Olympic Games, even after the
Olímpic Games in Tokyo (2021). Krisztina retired from competitive swimming after
the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta.
Olympic Games
1988 Seoul – 1 gold (200 m backstroke), 1 silver (100m backstroke)
1992 Barcelona – 3 gold (100m backstroke, 200m backstroke, 400m IM)
1996 Atlanta – 1 gold (200m backstroke), 1 bronz (400m IM)
FINA World Championships
1991 Perth – 2 gold (100m backstroke, 200m backstroke)
1994 Rome – 1 silver (200m backstroke)
European Championships
1989 Bonn – 3 silver (200m backstroke, 100m backstroke, 400m IM)
1991 Athen – 3 gold (200m backstroke, 100m backstroke, 400m IM)
1993 Sheffield – 4 gold (200m backstroke, 100m backstroke, 400m IM, 200m butterfly)
1995 Vienna – 2 gold (200m backstroke, 400m IM), 1 silver (4x100m IM)
1988 Seoul – 1 gold (200 m backstroke), 1 silver (100m backstroke)
1992 Barcelona – 3 gold (100m backstroke, 200m backstroke, 400m IM)
1996 Atlanta – 1 gold (200m backstroke), 1 bronz (400m IM)
FINA World Championships
1991 Perth – 2 gold (100m backstroke, 200m backstroke)
1994 Rome – 1 silver (200m backstroke)
European Championships
1989 Bonn – 3 silver (200m backstroke, 100m backstroke, 400m IM)
1991 Athen – 3 gold (200m backstroke, 100m backstroke, 400m IM)
1993 Sheffield – 4 gold (200m backstroke, 100m backstroke, 400m IM, 200m butterfly)
1995 Vienna – 2 gold (200m backstroke, 400m IM), 1 silver (4x100m IM)
Tamás Darnyi (Budapest, 3 June 1967) four-time Olympic, four-time World and eight-
time European champion Hungarian swimmer. He was the first in the world to swim the
time European champion Hungarian swimmer. He was the first in the world to swim the
200m IM under two minutes. He is the only swimmer in the modern era who was never
been beaten in any individual medley race he entered at major championships. He
was voted Hungarian Athlete of the Year five times and he was the European Athlete
of the Year in 1991. Till date, he is the most successful Hungarian male swimmer. He
has been a member of the Hungarian National Olympic Committee since 1989. In 1996
he became a member of the board of the Hungarian Swimming Federation.
been beaten in any individual medley race he entered at major championships. He
was voted Hungarian Athlete of the Year five times and he was the European Athlete
of the Year in 1991. Till date, he is the most successful Hungarian male swimmer. He
has been a member of the Hungarian National Olympic Committee since 1989. In 1996
he became a member of the board of the Hungarian Swimming Federation.
Olympic Games
1988 Seoul – 2 gold (200m IM, 400m IM)
1992 Barcelona – 2 gold (200m IM, 400m IM)
FINA World Championships
1986 Madrid – 2 gold (200m IM, 400m IM)
1991 Perth – 2 gold (200m IM, 400m IM)
European Championships
1985 Sofia – 2 gold (200m IM, 400m IM)
1987 Strasbourg – 2 gold (200m IM, 400m IM)
1989 Bonn – 3 gold (200m IM, 400m IM, 200m fly)
1993 Sheffield – 1 gold (400m IM)
1988 Seoul – 2 gold (200m IM, 400m IM)
1992 Barcelona – 2 gold (200m IM, 400m IM)
FINA World Championships
1986 Madrid – 2 gold (200m IM, 400m IM)
1991 Perth – 2 gold (200m IM, 400m IM)
European Championships
1985 Sofia – 2 gold (200m IM, 400m IM)
1987 Strasbourg – 2 gold (200m IM, 400m IM)
1989 Bonn – 3 gold (200m IM, 400m IM, 200m fly)
1993 Sheffield – 1 gold (400m IM)
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