Logo review of STUDIO DAACHI

Legibility

The text is clean, modern, and fairly easy to read.
Adequate spacing between letters improves readability.

The split arrangement of 'STUDIO' and the vertical stacking of 'DAACHI' may cause slight confusion at small sizes or rapid glances.
The light weight of the font could become less legible at small scales.

Scalability versatility

Simple geometric forms contribute to versatility.
Minimal color palette is generally adaptable.

Textured elements may lose detail and appear fuzzy at small sizes or in single-color applications.
Thin typography may not reproduce well in embroidery or small product applications.
Watercolor effect may not translate to black-and-white uses.

Balance alignment

Interesting juxtaposition between the geometric shape and vertical text layout.

Text and symbol alignment feels disconnected; ‘STUDIO’ floats awkwardly to the top right.
Negative space around the yellow shape and text feels slightly off, causing mild imbalance.

Originality

Unique watercolor texture and shape combination.
Unconventional layout distinguishes it from conventional studio logos.

The abstract geometric approach has become increasingly common in modern creative brands.

Logomark wordmark fit

Typography is modern and pairs adequately with the abstract shapes.

The disconnect in placement and scale creates a lack of cohesion between symbol and wordmark.

Aesthetic look

Hand-painted effect is visually appealing and contemporary.
Minimalist color palette gives a refined look.

Watercolor texture’s fuzziness may appear unrefined when scaled up or down.

Dual meaning and misinterpretations

No inappropriate or confusing shapes present.

Color harmony

Color palette is limited and harmonious.
Warm, natural tones work well together and support the brand’s creative aesthetic.