Logo review of AMPE

Legibility

Text 'AMPE' is clear, bold, and highly legible, with no decoration that impairs readability.
High color contrast between the text and background enhances legibility.

Scalability versatility

Star shape and bold text will remain identifiable at medium to large sizes, such as banners or sports jerseys.
Solid forms make it suitable for posters and print applications.

Small details in the human figures may become indistinguishable at favicon or embroidery scale.
Multicolor gradient may not reproduce well in monochromatic or single-color applications.

Balance alignment

Central positioning of the star and figures creates a generally balanced focal point.
Weight distribution of the logomark above the bold logotype has a visual anchor.

Human figures slightly disrupt symmetry and spatial balance inside the star, leading to slight visual tension.

Originality

Combining the star with dynamic human silhouettes to suggest sporting action is a clear, purposeful approach.
Color palette demonstrates geographical/cultural context.

Star symbols are very generic in sports branding.
Figurative silhouettes are common and do not introduce a unique visual twist.

Logomark wordmark fit

Bold type matches the solid, anchored feeling of the star graphic above.
Overall cohesion between the sense of movement in the icon and the strong presence of the type.

Logo mark is much more dynamic, while the type is static — a subtle mismatch in expressive energy.

Aesthetic look

Use of color is energetic and culturally relevant.
Clean execution and minimal clutter outside of the star motif.

Human figures' proportions are awkwardly stylized and appear stiff.
Layout is not particularly sophisticated or finely crafted.

Dual meaning and misinterpretations

No inappropriate or confusing symbolism detected.
Star and athletes’ imagery is straightforward for the context.

Color harmony

The three main colors connect well with familiar regional/cultural palettes, and none clash.
Contrast ensures elements are distinct from one another.

Multiple saturated colors reduce flexibility for single-color or low-contrast contexts, and the execution feels a bit heavy.