Depicts a blind runner tethered to his seeing companion during a race. The Paralympic logo appears along with the Braille inscription for "Spirit".

Blind sprinters run side-by-side in a double lane and are bound together by a tether, with the guide helping direct the athlete down the track and letting them know when they hit the finish line.

Design: James C. Sharpe
Modelling: Thomas D. Rogers Sr.

Depicts two hands clasped beneath the emblem of the 1996 Summer Olympics. This is intended to represent the brotherhood and team spirit of the Olympic Games.

The emblem: The base of the torch mark logo, made of the five rings and the number 100, resembles a classical Greek column and recognizes the centennial of the Games. The torch mark's flames gradually evolve into a perfect star symbolizing each athlete's pursuit of excellence. The gold colour in this logo represents gold medals. The green represents laurel branches worn by winners in ancient times, as well as Atlanta's reputation as the City of Trees.

Design: William Krawczewicz
Modelling: T. James Ferrell