PokerVision MediaLogo Design Contest
Logo Design Contest
Contests / PokerVision Media
PokerVision Media has selected their winning logo design.
For $575 they received 195 designs
from 23 different designers from around the world.
Logo Design Brief
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Client
What We Do
We are launching a new poker television network in Canada and ultimately other countries around the globe. We will be a traditional cable TV network with the latest in social media and mobile platforms. *please note PokerVision is 1 word with a capital V in the middle.
Industry
Color Preferences
We are looking for a deep and warm darker green similar to the color of a felt on a poker table. Needs a sense of warmth and a royal cast to the main feel. We potentially would like it accented with a deep royal blue. Those colors could also be used as background colors especially for use in social media creative.
We are thinking a thin font style but still bold enough for television. The attached file was our old logo which does suit our needs going forward.
We are thinking a thin font style but still bold enough for television. The attached file was our old logo which does suit our needs going forward.
Our Ideas & Additional Information
We would like to see a stylized poker chip with the TV Network call letters "PVN" on the left with then the main focus being on the word PokerVision. We will need a secondary space for the supporting words for the various divisions including PokerVison Network, PokerVision Canada and PokerVision Media but PokerVision itself needs to be able to stand strongly on its own. The poker chip with PVN will be the station ID on screen on TV so it needs to be strong on a stand alone as well and able to be seen and identified as the mark of the station.
Themes
Masculine
Modern
Simple
Colorful
Luxury
Refined
Adventure
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