These are all of our possible copyright ideas.

1. OUR LOGO IDEAS
Our Possible Designs

2. LOGO 1
This is our first logo idea. I like this logo as
it makes it clear what our campaign is
called as it has a capital C with heroes
inside. This will enable people to easily
link our logo to our campaign when they see the logo around. I
also like the colour scheme of this logo as red is quite a gender
neutral colour so it will appeal to our audience of both boys and
girls. However I think that this logo is a bit to complicated and a
simple logo with no writing will look better.

3. LOGO 2
This is our second logo, I think that this is
my favourite logo as it is simple so
therefor it will be easily memorable but it
will also successfully show what the
campaign is called. This is the logo that
we will use as it nice and the colour
scheme which is red and black will appeal
to both genders and it also looks quite
mature.

4. LOGO 3
This is our third logo design. I like this
design as it is colourful which suggests that
our campaign will be fun and exciting to be
involved with. I also like the shadow effect
as it makes it seem more interesting. I don’t
think that we will use this design as it
doesn’t look very mature, we want our
campaign to appeal to older teenagers and
this logo would attract younger teenagers.

5. LOGO 4
This is our 4th logo, It is a capital H inside a C.
I like this one because it looks very neat and
the design would look nice on our products,
however I think that this logo looks a bit to
feminine to use as the main colour is pink.
This would not be appropriate as our
campaign is designed to target both genders.
This logo would mainly attract girls.

6. LOGO 5
This is our final logo idea. It is a red capital C
with an image of the iconic superhero
‘superman’. This would be appropriate as our
name is copyright heroes, so this would link
in with our name. However we will not use
this one as using this image would break the
copyright laws in itself which would be a bit
hypocritical as we are telling other people not
to break the copyright laws.