The Hungarian Youth Council of Romania announced a contest entitled MIÉRT (in Hungarian: WHY) dream it again! There were 53 logo designs received from 41 participants and the jury announced the winner!
We asked from the participants to come up with youthful and dynamic ideas. We expected that logos be available in colour and in black and white, in printing shop, on web interface, in small and in large size. We thank you for the logos sent. Most of them complied with what we were looking for, that is why we had to wait a bit longer for the results. The board of MIÉRT together with Elemér Könczey graphic designer chose the work of Róbert Bocşe who won two season tickets to Sziget Festival. Congratulations!
The are some final touches made to the new MIÉRT logo, therefore, we do not want to unveil it yet, but we promise, it is worth waiting for a bit more! Because our new logo will be dynamic and youthful!
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