Your London 2012 Olympic logos

1 of 10 This design won the £10,000 contest to find London's 2012 Olympic and Paralympic bid logo - how did yours compare?

2 of 10 Robert Henson had a similar idea, choosing to depict the River Thames in patriotic red, white and blue - he uses all the Olympic colours and adds a crown to represent the monarchy

3 of 10 Francois Guguen from Cheshire explains: "I put three bridges because 2012 would be London's third Olympics. The shape on the right represents both Big Ben and an Olympic torch"

4 of 10 Anthony Garratt tried to "capture motion, time and energy through a London landmark - the Millennium wheel, being a contemporary landmark, seemed ideally suited"

5 of 10 Sixth form graphic design student Joe Pochodzaj combined strong patriotic imagery with a familiar London landmark

6 of 10 Richard Pettet cunningly blended the Union Jack with the colours of the Olympic rings for his London logo

7 of 10 Dale Carver, 14, was another to use the Union Jack - giving his design a dynamic edge with a running figure

8 of 10 Jonathan Stevens chose some of London's world-famous sights to put together a colourful Olympic logo

9 of 10 Dave Iddon went for a royalist theme, swapping the Olympic rings for crowns as 2012 will be the Queen's Diamond Jubilee

10 of 10 T Travis used an Olympic flame in the colours of the five Olympic rings for his London logo