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this is my entry for the dreams of snowdrops contest.. it's my first time making logos so i'm just trying out my luck.. ^_^x

*the text can be either "Sansa Pentru Sansa/Dreams of Snowdrops/the name of the school, etc..*

gold ribbon: since this is for the school, the gold ribbon symbolizes childhood cancer awareness.
snowdrop: it symbolizes consolation, new beginnings and hope. just like the organization they console these children afflicted with cancer and giving them hope through their various projects.

other info on snowdrops:
According to legend snowdrops first appeared when Adam and Eve were driven out of the Garden of Eden, after the Fall of Man, to a land where it was winter: cold, snowy, dark and barren. An angel consoled them by promising that, even here, spring would follow winter. As a token, he blew upon some falling snowflakes which, as they touched the ground, were transformed into snowdrops. In this way, Hope was born. Ever since then, snowdrops have appeared during the bleakest winter weeks as a sign of the better times to come.

Snowdrops, along with carnations, are also the 'birth flower' for those born in January.

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Description
this is my entry for the dreams of snowdrops contest.. it's my first time making logos so i'm just trying out my luck.. ^_^x

*the text can be either "Sansa Pentru Sansa/Dreams of Snowdrops/the name of the school, etc..*

gold ribbon: since this is for the school, the gold ribbon symbolizes childhood cancer awareness.
snowdrop: it symbolizes consolation, new beginnings and hope. just like the organization they console these children afflicted with cancer and giving them hope through their various projects.

other info on snowdrops:
According to legend snowdrops first appeared when Adam and Eve were driven out of the Garden of Eden, after the Fall of Man, to a land where it was winter: cold, snowy, dark and barren. An angel consoled them by promising that, even here, spring would follow winter. As a token, he blew upon some falling snowflakes which, as they touched the ground, were transformed into snowdrops. In this way, Hope was born. Ever since then, snowdrops have appeared during the bleakest winter weeks as a sign of the better times to come.

Snowdrops, along with carnations, are also the 'birth flower' for those born in January.

other version: