Students at the 4th Geniko Lykeio Zografou school in Greece embarked on a project to create logos and brochures highlighting cultural heritage as part of an Erasmus trip. They invited a local graphic designer to teach them basic logo design principles using Adobe Illustrator. Students then designed four logos, voting on the winning design. For the brochure, they invited another designer who introduced Adobe InDesign, and students researched cultural topics of Greece like architecture, writing, food, and music to include. On January 24th, two students taught their peers how to make logos.

1. Erasmus + KA229
Cultural Heritage as a Catalyst of
Creative Entrepreneurship
4th Geniko Lykeio Zografou, Greece

2. LOGO MAKING

3. We invited a local graphic designer,
Ms Elpida Panourgia of Pencil Castle
Pictures.
She introduced us to basic principles
of logo making using Adobe
Illustrator.
She also presented some logos of
famous companies to investigate
the rationale behind them.

4. We searched the web for
ideas in order to make our
logo. We first sketched our logos
on paper.

5. We went to the Vocational
School of Zografou.
An ICT teacher showed us how
to use Photoshop in order
to make our logos.

6. We prepared four different logos and we voted
for the one we liked best.
Here are the four logos

7. Logo contestants
for Greece

8. Students are embarking
on an Erasmus trip.
A school bus will take
them to experience the
cultural heritage of five
different countries.
The bus is driven by
Croatia as coordinating
country.
This was the winning logo for
Greece.

9. Brochure

10. For our brochure we invited graphic designer Mr Nikitas Fragkakis (On-
line creative zone, Documento News).
He introduced us to basic features of brochure making and how to make
one using Adobe InDesign.

11. At first we discussed
which topics to choose.
Then we made teams and
we searched for
material for our topics.
In our brochure we
focused on the region
of Attica and we dealt
with architecture,
writing, gastronomy
and music as aspects of
Greek cultural heritage.

12. PEER TEACHING
On January 24th A class students Xenos Vardaros and Dimitrios
Drakopoulos taught logo making to other A class students in the
subject of ICT.

13. Thank you for your attention!