Logo review of More Philosophy

Legibility

The word 'More' is bold and highly readable.
Good font choice for both words—clear and sans-serif.

'Philosophy' is much lighter and thinner, which may reduce readability at smaller sizes.
Font weights between 'More' and 'Philosophy' create a minor imbalance in emphasis.

Scalability versatility

Simple geometric symbol maintains legibility at small and large scales.
Logo would reproduce well on business cards, letterheads, and digital applications.

Diagonal stripes in the symbol could become less clear at favicon size.
Light font in 'Philosophy' might fade in embroidery or very small print.

Balance alignment

General vertical alignment of symbol and wordmark is centered.

Weight of 'More' and thin 'Philosophy' create a visual imbalance.
The symbol feels heavier than the wordmark, making the lower half less visually anchored.

Originality

The use of geometric shapes creates a stylized 'M', linking to the brand name.

Geometric M concepts are common in the market.
No unique twist or hidden symbolism conveyed.

Logomark wordmark fit

Symbol and text share a contemporary style and color scheme.

Inconsistent font weights between 'More' and 'Philosophy' reduce harmonious fit.
Boldness mismatch between symbol and text.

Aesthetic look

Clean and modern appearance.
Consistent color palette.

Design feels slightly generic and lacks memorable character.

Dual meaning and misinterpretations

No inappropriate or misleading shapes detected.

Color harmony

Green and blue are harmonious and professional.
White background creates strong contrast and clarity.

Color palette is safe but lacks personality or uniqueness.