(122 votes, average: 3.39 out of 5)
ColorHexa.com is a free color tool providing information about any color.
Credits: ColorHexa
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The logo is nice and clean. I like the hezagon colour spectrum being used – good concept.
Hmm… This really doesn’t work for me. The fact that there is no space between the two words, but much space between them and the graphic bothers me – there are basically three elements here, unequally spaced…and for some reason this makes the two font styles clash as well. Not sure why, but it does. And the embossing on the graphic takes away from the idea that it’s supposed to represent COLOR (the embossing dulls the vibrancy); I’d like to see thicker, bolder version of this graphic – with no embossing. I like the basic idea of this logo, but it just doesn’t come together for me.
I agree, the icon and the wordmark do not work together as a unit.