Logo review of Kuro POP

Legibility

'Kuro' is fairly readable with a modern handwritten style.
'POP' uses clear uppercase lettering in fun colors that ensure distinction.

The handwritten 'Kuro' could be slightly misread at a glance, especially with the overlay of the flower, and the script K might be unclear in small sizes.

Scalability versatility

Simplicity allows resizing for most digital media and casual branding applications.
Works well on web, social media, and product packaging.

The thin handwritten script and pastel flower background will likely lose definition or readability at small sizes (e.g., favicons, embroidery).
Colored letters in 'POP' may not print cleanly on some substrates.

Balance alignment

Overall horizontal axis is maintained, and elements generally feel cohesively grouped.

The 'K' in 'Kuro' strongly anchors the left but appears too heavy compared to the delicate flower and the airy feel of 'POP', making the left somewhat visually dense.
The flower in the background creates minor distractions in balance, making the left side heavier than the right.

Originality

Custom handwritten script feels unique.
Nice blend of Japanese iconography (cherry blossom) with pop elements (colorful 'POP').

The cherry blossom motif and playful fonts are somewhat common in entertainment/K-pop/J-pop themed branding, slightly limiting originality.

Logomark wordmark fit

The flower and script integrate reasonably well in terms of style.
'POP' adds a playful, modern counterpoint to the elegant 'Kuro' and blossom.

Flower feels almost like a background watermark rather than an equally weighted logomark; can be visually lost or look disconnected on certain backgrounds.

Aesthetic look

Attractive, friendly design; pleasant to look at.
Playful color selection and informal script create a vibrant, approachable personality.

Could be perceived as busy due to the combined use of a handwritten font, background flower, and three-color 'POP' word; risks becoming unaesthetic if further detailed or on cluttered backgrounds.

Dual meaning and misinterpretations

No inappropriate or confusing visual double-meanings detected.
All illustrated elements are clear in intent and meaning.

Color harmony

The pastel and soft palette feels coordinated and fun.
Colors support the playful, cultural vibe.

Too many distinct colors and light tones in the logo can reduce cohesion; 'POP' letters may reduce harmony as each letter has a different color, while the pink blossom can fade into some backgrounds.