A series of alternative Olympic posters have been created by third year design students at Kingston University.
They represent an alternative take on the official designs of a host of internationally-renowned artists, including Tracey Emin and Bridget Riley, unveiled last month.
Ready, by Felix Heyes, Josh King, Paul Nelson and Ben West, show a different perspective on the excitement of the starting block.
London, by Fred North, celebrates the coming together the Olympics involves and the cultural mix and the crowds.
Ran Park created Comradeship by overlaying images of athletes performing various sports to capture where art meets sport.
Countdown, by Hannah Parker, is a digital display in which segments would gradually appear over a period of time running up the opening of the Games until the image was completed.
Meanwhile Who’s There? The Olympics, by Felix Heyes, Josh King and Ben West, is a light-hearted play on words capturing the expectation of London 2012.
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