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Eleanor Robertson

Eleanor Robertson

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Editor-in-Chief, BP&O

London

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Betting, Esports, Gaming

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Capital markets.

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Total articles 4

  • New Logo for Helions by Pentagram — BP&O

    By Eleanor Robertson| BP&O@ HELIONS… now that sounds impressive. Something to do with helium atoms and stellar fusion, the force that powers stars? Or perhaps it’s invoking Helios, the Greek god of the sun, blazing his chariot across the sky? Nope – it’s actually a tribute to Helions Bumpstead in Essex, a beneficiary of the British gift for naming that also gave us Pratt’s Bottom (Kent), Nether Wallop (Hampshire), and Penistone (South Yorkshire).

    By Eleanor Robertson · BP&O

    Apr. 01, 2025

  • New Brand Identity for .Oddity Frangrance by .Oddity Studio — BP&O

    By Eleanor Robertson| BP&O@ In July 2019 New York-based Stefan Sagmeister and Jessica Walsh announced that they would be splitting their shared practice after nearly a decade of innovative and boundary-pushing work together. In the amicable separation, &Walsh took over the commercial projects while Sagmeister announced he would exclusively be working on ‘self-generated design’ under Sagmeister Inc.

    By Eleanor Robertson · BP&O

    Feb. 28, 2023

  • New Logo for Helions by Pentagram — BP&O

    By Eleanor Robertson| BP&O@ HELIONS… now that sounds impressive. Something to do with helium atoms and stellar fusion, the force that powers stars? Or perhaps it’s invoking Helios, the Greek god of the sun, blazing his chariot across the sky? Nope – it’s actually a tribute to Helions Bumpstead in Essex, a beneficiary of the British gift for naming that also gave us Pratt’s Bottom (Kent), Nether Wallop (Hampshire), and Penistone (South Yorkshire).

    By Eleanor Robertson · BP&O

    Apr. 01, 2025

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BP&O