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Review requested by Ferchi_cardenasg
**If AI can recognize or misinterpret it, so can people.
Structured logo review
Legibility
Unique custom typeface gives an inventive, memorable quality. Distinct separation of characters using color and shape.
Overall readability suffers due to extreme abstraction of letters. D and Y are especially difficult to discern at first glance. Mixing symbols within characters disrupts reading flow. Letter O with a slash can be confused for a prohibited symbol.
Scalability versatility
Bold shapes ensure some visibility at medium size. Flat color application aids some scalability.
Fine inner details (such as the mini-Y shape and intricate flower center) will be lost at small sizes. Complex forms make it unsuitable for embroidery or small-format icons. Variety in line thickness and shape detail impacts clarity on business cards, mobile app icons, or stamps.
200x250 px
100×125 px
50×62 px
Balance alignment
Geometric approach achieves some formal alignment along a baseline. Uniform height and style attempt to unify disparate character treatments.
Flower shape at the start is visually much heavier than subsequent characters. Circular badge elements create inconsistent rhythm alongside angular letters. Overall visual weight distribution feels skewed to the left.
Originality
Inventive character construction using geometric forms and negative space. Distinct integration of symbol and type in a custom approach. Playful combination of motifs creates a memorable look.
Functional readability is somewhat sacrificed for originality. The circle-and-slash element is derivative of 'no' or prohibition signs.
Aesthetic look
Bright, engaging color palette draws attention. Modern, energetic vibe aligns with a creative sector.
Visual busyness due to disparate iconography within the word mark. Heavy use of geometric abstraction feels a bit forced. Not minimalist—can feel cluttered and overly decorated.
Dual meaning and misinterpretations
No explicit or inappropriate dual meanings detected. Creative use of slashes and badge motifs stays largely abstract.
O with a red slash may be misinterpreted as a prohibition sign, which could have unintended negative connotations. Multiple visual metaphors (flower, badge, slash) may confuse the brand message.
Color harmony
Three-color scheme is impactful but not overwhelming. Contrast between red, orange, and deep brown yields vibrancy.
Transition between the warm palette and deep brown can be slightly jarring. Presence of four separate colors (red, orange, brown, white) approaches complexity—simplicity would help.
Red
#ED1C24
Orange
#FFB900
Brown
#2D1B16
White
#FFFFFF
