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04 June 2007

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Indeed. Feels like the Olympics are already ruined.

It's like 'Zig and Zag' meets try hard graffiti artist. Seriously, seriously bad.

I think a Wolff Olins explanation is in order ... you can't just go meddling with national identity like that!

That is absolutely amazing.

I just saw it on the news, here as well as on the bbc site. I am astonished. Am I missing something or is it really horrid?
What a chance to create something truly iconic and it looks as though it was designed/well put together by an ecstasy addled art student inspired by the mid-late 80's provincial dance scene & 80's surfing wetsuits, without the style! (and they where shockingly bad). It's such a shame.

The font is dreadful

Yeah, I agree, the font is the most offensive part

If this were a piece of clothing it would be a shell suit. (One of my friends rightfully pointed out it also looks a little like Lisa Simpson doing something unmentionable). It makes me a little bit embarrassed to tell people I'm a graphic designer.

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