Wikipedia design kits are the most beautiful thing you will see today Pixel art mixed with football aesthetics

Every year we see all the clubs doing their utmost to make a shoot that matches the shirts they produce, but as beautiful and unique as they can be, simplicity is often the greatest sophistication. Wikipedia's design kits are a testament to this, with their almost grainy pixels that give that feeling of incompleteness, they actually manage to perfectly replicate every detail and logo, never leaving anything to chance. Wikipedia has a special template for football kits, called Template: Football, which is used on some 42,000 pages of the world's most famous online encyclopaedia. The templates produced follow the same style and, of course, are not made by a single designer but by the community, like all other pages.

The pixel art of the free encyclopaedia doesn't stop there, as well as recreating the PSG home kit inspired by MJ's Chicago Bulls, they also managed to reproduce the iridescent crests used on the Barcelona away shirt, one of this year's trends, as we reported here. In this case, they have also tried their hand at a very particular pattern like the one on the third Bayern Munich shirt. In the jersey that takes inspiration from nature and the mountains that surround Munich, the same white and blue graphics have been recreated perfectly. We are sure that despite the beautiful shootings this summer, the design kits are definitely the most beautiful thing you will see today.