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Nutriima
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Logo performance breakdown
Legibility
Script font is elegant and generally clear.
Text contrasts well against the background.
The connected script and unique 't' with a long ascender can potentially cause minor readability issues, especially at small sizes.
Originality
Combining a woman’s profile and healthy food reference is tailored for a nutrition/health brand.
Custom touch with the leafy map pin.
Uses common nutritional/health symbolism (profile, leaf, map pin, utensils), which diminishes uniqueness.
No particularly clever use of negative space or highly memorable visual twist.
Color harmony
Limited, well-matched greens reinforce the healthy theme.
Strong contrast against white background.
Deep Green
#284D32
White
#FFFFFF
Balance alignment
Symbol and text have a conceptual link.
The left-heavy woman’s silhouette dominates visually, creating imbalance, especially as the additional icon on the right is smaller and lighter.
The spacing between the logomark, the script text, and the map pin is inconsistent, making the composition feel loosely assembled.
Scalability
Simple icon silhouette and limited color palette enhance adaptability on flat backgrounds.
Could work on business cards, digital headers, and social media displays.
The intricate fork/spoon detail in the pin may be lost on very small prints (like favicons or embroidery).
The script font may lose legibility at smaller sizes.
200x250 px
100×125 px
50×62 px
Misinterpretations
No inappropriate or ambiguous visual elements detected.
Symbol & text fit
Both logomark and wordmark share a clean, smooth line style.
The weight of the logomark visually outweighs the script wordmark, making the left side feel much heavier.
Styles between the soft profile and the outlined utensil map pin do not fully harmonize.
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