With the Olympic logo debate still raging on, our readers have come up with some alternatives to the controversial design.
The logo, designed by ad agency Wolff Olins, was unveiled last Monday.
The jagged emblem, based on the date 2012, took a year's work and £400,000 investment.
It has already divided public opinion and within 12 hours of its unveiling, an online petition to get it dropped attracted more than 13,000 signatures.
A section of animated footage promoting the games also had to be pulled from the organisers' website after fears it could trigger epileptic fits.
Organiser London 2012 is re-editing the film after charity Epilepsy Action received calls from people who suffered seizures after seeing it.
MPs have signed a series of Commons motions calling for a rethink on the logo.
Conservative MP Philip Davies dubbed the design "childish and ridiculous" and "a pathetic attempt to appear trendy".
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