Tyson VenturesLogo Design Contest
Logo Design Contest
Contests / Tyson Ventures
Tyson Ventures has selected their winning logo design.
For $375 they received 186 designs
from 26 different designers from around the world.
Logo Design Brief
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Client
What We Do
Tyson Ventures, LLC is an Austin-based private investment and consulting company focused on start-up, early stage, turnaround, and growing companies. www.cbtyson.com
Industry
Color Preferences
Flexible in color. Looking for a professional look that stands out and represents well.
Like the look of multiple tones of the same color. see http://tinyurl.com/odly3pq
Also like the idea of incorporating a base color such as grey.
Like the look of multiple tones of the same color. see http://tinyurl.com/odly3pq
Also like the idea of incorporating a base color such as grey.
Our Ideas & Additional Information
www.cbtyson.com
Austin, Texas based. Tyson ventures is a family venture capital firm that provides investments and financing to small companies.
Looking to place financial capital, connect investors with entrepreneurs and start ups, and facilitate creative business solutions that help better the world.
Ideas:
- Use T and V -- or just the T
- Clean lines and/or simple symbol
Theming ideas:
- hill country
- austin
- texas
Austin, Texas based. Tyson ventures is a family venture capital firm that provides investments and financing to small companies.
Looking to place financial capital, connect investors with entrepreneurs and start ups, and facilitate creative business solutions that help better the world.
Ideas:
- Use T and V -- or just the T
- Clean lines and/or simple symbol
Theming ideas:
- hill country
- austin
- texas
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