Results of the T-shirt Design Contest - February 2020
Ozan from Turkey: We are redefining the word “volunteer” everywhere in Europe, together with thousands of volunteers! Being an Erasmus+ volunteer giving me the feeling of belonging to a solidarity network. European Solidarity Corps is truly a life-changing experience.
Giuseppe from Italy:T-shirt for young people of ESC with the stars of the flag on: Side — side by side: For commitment and dedicated
energy in the projects — shoulders: For friendship and support within — hearts: For passion and love used.
Nihan from Turkey: We might speak different languages, come from diverse cultures but we have one big thing in common: we all belong
to Europe. Seeing the smile of a child or an elderly person after teaching them something new is priceless. Start giving back today!
Dragoş from Romania: The design tells a solidarity story in which diverse people are brought about. From well-off people to shoeless;
from young to old; all from diverse backgrounds are united in a wide range of interactions.
Hella from Germany: Solidarity involves many aspects. It's a mindset, it creates a community, it offers support and grows and evolves
with people. The young volunteers make a change. To demonstrate the importance of their efforts, I chose the claim "Agent of Change".
Carolina from Portugal: Share your light is a concept that revolves around sharing what makes us humans, our warmth and hope with
those in need, the flame illustrations and colours highlight the true feeling of love and care for one another.
Ananda from Portugal: Getting out of your comfort zone, explore the world, experience new cultures and push yourself to do more,
do bigger and do better.
Esteban from Spain: The proposal is based on the circle as a unifying symbol, present on the EU flag. This idea is the basis of
the letters and graphics. The idea of the Union is represented through the double TT; the message and the pictogram symbolise the ESC values.
Roc from Spain: This design aims to express the principles of ‘ESC’ with the map that symbolises unity and solidarity between
European countries and the world. The sleeves are dark blue to represent the EU flag and the rear part holds the identity logo.
Hana from Czech Republic:So-li-da-ri-ty. It means responsibility, making positive change and actively shaping the future. Corps
members should wear this T-shirt as proud as they are working, volunteering and spreading the ideals of ESC. The T-shirt says it loud and clear.