Logos IES Pedro Mercedes Erasmus+ KA219

New areas for foreign languages
• Ies Pedro Mercedes (Cuenca, Spain)
“Here comes logo!”

Ies Pedro Mercedes (Cuenca, Spain)
“Here comes logo!” New areas for foreign languages
“Connection, community.”
Antonia Birdici

“Dynamism, union.”
Antonia Birdici

Cuenca, Riga, the silhouettes
together of the two cities.
Antonia Birdici

"In this sketch, with the
aerostatic balloon I want to
express prosperity and lightness,
and also that it is a company
that solves any problem with
them quickly and easily. The
balloon I plan to paint with the
flag of Latvia and the letters
with those of Spain ”
Cristina Cantero

“My logo is a circle. The space
that looks like the mouth
refers to the plus (+), some
lines that symbolize the words
come out of it to represent
communication. I choose the
blue color because it transmit
security, consistency… and
trust in the programme”
Paula Cardo

“My logo represents three people holding
each other hands. They seem a heart,
which means that they are happy, they
are having a good time together, they are
comfortable… At the same time, all the
shape I painted with a lot of colors
because I want to represent all countries
and genres without any type of
discrimination.”
Clara Castillo

“My logo is a representation of the union
between this cities, Cuenca and Riga. This
takes place through the San Pablo Bridge
of Cuenca, where we find the name of
the project (K-219) and together the
Hanging Houses of Cuenca with the
Freedom Monument of Riga, whose stars
are represented in the dark sky. The 8-
pointed star of the Cuenca shield is also
incorporated.
The red colour of the monuments reflects
the proximity between both cities with
this
project. The blue colour symbolizes the
friendship and illusion that transmits the
exchange of cultures.”
Sara del Pozo

The rings represent the link between the
two cities, Cuenca and Riga
Diego García

“Padlocks to highlight the union”
Javier García

”This logo is formed by a bird
located inside a circle. The bird
represents speed and lightness and
makes reference to the trip
between Riga and Cuenca. The
circle represents the union
between the students of both
cities and the bond of friendship
formed.
The yellow color adds fun, youth
and joy.”
María González

“This logo is formed by a circle that
represents the union, with an eye inside,
that represents the vision that has this
exchange, learning and friendship. Around
this circle there are wings that show the
journey between Riga and Cuenca.
As for the colors I used yellow to generate
joy and youth and blue to add security and
seriousness.”
María González

“This logo represents the closeness
between Cuenca and Riga although they
are far. The green represents calm and the
orange represents youth.”
Olga Martínez

“This logo represents life with its ups
and downs through the hexagonal
shape. The path also expresses
freedom when you manage to get
out of it. I chose dark colours to
describe suffering and light colours to
symbolise freedom and happiness.”
Paula Martínez

“My logo represents happiness
and fun because of the shape and
color of the arrows. To give
stability to the logo I painted the
background blue because this
color transmit security.
I wanted to mix the feeling of fun
and security in the same logo.”
Irene Martínez

“With the sun I wanted to represent
happiness. In addition it is a universal
symbol, recognised by all (because we can
all see it above in the sky) and for this
reason it expresses union, also
represented by the circular shape. The
paper plane symbolizes youth. There is a
contrast between the colours: orange and
yellow - warm - and a range of blues - cold
- to help the feeling of fun and joy to stand
out.”
Lucía Martínez

A logo that tries to transmit fun,
youth and carefree
Cecilia Millán Mai

“In my logo, I have drawn a globe that
represents the Earth and is blue,
representation of trust. In the center of it
there is a paper with the name of the
project; the letters are written with
arrows to give a sensation of continuous
movement.”
Cecilia Moya

“The blue represents seriousness, security,
blue planet, etc.
The red vitality, freshness, fun; and the
arrows, exchange.
The circle, dynamism”.
Alicia Ojanguren

“I have designed the logo with the letters R
of Riga and C of Cuenca. The letters are
intertwined showing with it a closeness
between both cities and, therefore, their
respective countries, Latvia and Spain. The
arrows symbolize the exchange of students
that will take place.”
Andrea Pérez

"Give way of exchange when crossing the
bands. The colors contrast to give vitality ”
Sara Roda

“Hi, I’m Miriam and I’m from
IES Pedro Mercedes
(Cuenca, Spain). I did this
logo which have some
resources like the arrows,
that means progress and
speed. These arrows shape a
ball world, to represent the
universality of the project.
Besides, the colors I used
have a meaning too. Orange,
yellow... to transmit energy,
friendship, happy vibes, etc.
I hope you like it!”
Miriam Rodríguez

“The darker blue gradient represents
the color of the EU flag, the lighter
blue represents the sky. The black
plane reflects seriousness.”
Adrián Rubio

“I have wanted to express with
this logo how fantastic it must
be to learn and know languages
and cultures other than our
own. I therefore have put the
colors of the rainbow to point
out how colorful and wonderful
that has to be the journey, live
new experiences. Also by doing
that tour we manage to enrich
ourselves and to bring to them
our culture and language, a trip
of exchange of emotions.”
Sandra Ruiz

“With my logo I wanted to express how you
can break the rules in a safe way. Being
different or standing out of the crowd is
not that difficult.
I have chosen cold colours such as blue and
green to reflect safety and serenity above
all.”
Paloma Ana Sánchez

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