The London Olympics logo was revealed quite a while ago but it still raises debate. Whatever you say about it, it is very memorable. But what do you think of the 2012 Olympic Logo? Here on the Betley Whitehorne blog we have a fantastic automatronic machine called the ‘Participant Online Logging List’ or P.O.L.L and we want you to tell us your opinion. I know what your thinking and no it won’t just stay on this topic, the questions will change every so often covering everything from graphic design to science. The Poll is always positioned to the top right of the Bwlog page. There will also be an archive page of old polls for future generations to enjoy.
After suffering from an ongoing achilles injury my marathon preparation got off to a slow start this year but after deferring my entry last year because of a broken foot I knew I would loose my place if I didn’t start clocking up the miles. 
The new Google office in Zurich has a very fun and quirky interior, it’s like nothing you’ll find in Guernsey. (or just about anywhere else) I think most companies wouldn’t even dream about creating such a working environment. Perhaps Google’s success is a sign that they should be thinking about making their offices a more interesting and fun place to be. After all the office is not the natural environment of humans, it’s something we’ve constructed but not really thought about changing, offices have remained fundamentally very similar for a long time.
An exhibition which explores art in the public realm, considering its breadth, range and positive social and cultural impacts upon the community. As part of the Guernsey Arts Commission’s mandate to raise the profile and provision of Public Art in the island, this exhibition considers the possible adoption of Public Art in Guernsey. With examples from leading British sculptor Antony Gormley, and also examples from around the globe in the accompanying exhibition publication. This exhibition stands to challenge your percenptions of what Public Art can be and what it can achieve.
Accompanying Lectures — free admission:
At approximately 08.30 this morning the lovable rebel of the design world passed away. Mr Sans, a well known graphic comedian has been in poor health in recent years, media exclusion and a mass designer repulsion had seen his worldwide popularity dwindle.