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 This is our logo for our music video that I created - 

The logo was created to fit in within our chosen genre of electro-pop. It fits in well with the genre of the song as it is electro-pop, which often uses vibrant colours. In this case there has been'funky' colours used which is pink blended into an orange colour. These colours work well together and the white text across it actually presenting the Logo name works well as it stands out. 

The logo was created with an App Store app called 'Logo maker'. The app allows you to make your own original logos through uses of different colours, textures, fonts and shapes. We could've used templates to help us build it however we wanted it to be original so we built it from scratch.We left it basic and no image included, we kept it as a background with text only.

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