Monday, 8 September 2014

WWF Aggressive campaign/Poster

This is my aggressive campaign for wwf. The message behind this is how would you feel if a rhino cut something off you like a nose for example which ou would then think we don't cut rhinos noses off but you will then realize that poachers hunt down wild rhinos and use there horns for sales

Monday, 14 July 2014

WWf Final Logo

My final logo! 
my final design logo is bold and is meant to attract peoples attention by standing out and doesn't need much colors. The message is that the rhino doesn't have a horn for the reason that the poachers have taken it off for money.






First step: Remove Rhinos horns on photoshop using the correct tools and layers.






Step two: Then I made two circles and made the middle circle layer white and the outer circle layer black to add affect.


Step three: I then combined the circles together with the Rhiono head and with the text to create my final logo









Monday, 23 June 2014

WWF Rebranding

How will I rebrand WWF?
I think the downside to WWF is that they need to be more aggressive with campaigns and with their hole charity in general. I would make a aggressive campaign poster to really catch the audience about animal cruelty. I'd make the campaign dark colors and really bring out the bad side of animal cruelty.

WWF Mind Map

 Heres my WWF mind map! This explains to the audience what you get out of your money and how you can help with some facts and background information!

Tuesday, 17 June 2014

Animal rights campaigns! (2)


PETA
PETA is a charity for supporting rights for animals

Animal rights campaign! (1)

WWF
WWF information/about: the WWF have been protecting the future for animals for around 50 years. WWF works in 100 countries and is supported by 1.2 million members in the United States and close to 5 million globally. The leading charity's target audience is most ages mostly young adults because they will know most about animals but its mostly aimed at anyone who cares about the future of our animals.  


RSPCA

They were protecting animals since 1824. They have changed the law in many way such has making cock fighting and cruelty to bears against the law. the target audience is again the same with WWF. Just about anyone that cares for the future of our animals and the difference is people looking to get pets. 

Wednesday, 11 June 2014