Logo review of BGGM, BASILEIOKINESIS, GLOBAL GOSPEL MISSION

Legibility

Primary text (BASILEIOKINESIS, GLOBAL GOSPEL MISSION) is clear and easy to read.
Custom font for BGGM is unique and mostly legible.

BGGM letters are visually merged, making quick reading a bit difficult, especially at small sizes.
Letter 'G' and 'M' integration could cause confusion.

Scalability versatility

Design is bold enough for uses like banners or digital headers.
Simple enough for most print materials.

Flame gradient and thin internal lines may not reproduce well at small sizes (e.g., embroidery, favicons).
Detailed color gradients are hard to replicate on single-color print applications.

Balance alignment

Vertical alignment between symbol, BGGM monogram, and text is well-executed.
Logo feels centered and proportionate overall.

The lower curve of BGGM feels slightly heavy compared to the flame, causing a minor imbalance.

Originality

Integrating lettermark into a flame is a creative approach.

Flame as a religious/gospel symbol is common and makes the concept less distinctive.
Letter integration technique is not particularly unique for the industry.

Logomark wordmark fit

Consistent use of bold blue color ties the logomark and wordmark together.
Both symbol and wordmark feel visually unified.

Wordmark is much more readable and modern than the custom BGGM type, creating a slight stylistic mismatch.

Aesthetic look

Color gradient in the flame adds vibrancy.
Overall look is clean and modern.

BGGM letter area makes the flame appear bottom-heavy, detracting from elegance.
Slight busyness from intricate letter integration.

Dual meaning and misinterpretations

No inappropriate or confusing symbolism detected.
The flame and letters are clearly intended and context-appropriate.

Color harmony

Warm flame gradient contrasts well with deep blue, reflecting passion and authority.
Clear color scheme improves brand recognition.

Gradient use could challenge reproducibility for single/simplified color applications.