Logo review of CALIBRATION CALIBRATE YOUR IMAGINATION

Legibility

Main text 'CALIBRATION' is largely readable with clear separation.
Subtext 'CALIBRATE YOUR IMAGINATION' uses high-contrast yellow on black background.

'B' in 'CALIBRATION' uses a complex, outlined style that is harder to read and inconsistent with the rest of the word.
Gauge symbol in 'O' increases complexity and hinders immediate reading.

Scalability versatility

Strong iconography could stand out on medium to large signage (e.g., building signs, posters).

Gear, swoosh, and gauge with detailed elements won't scale down well—details will be lost on business cards, mobile icons, or embroidery.
'B' loses readability at small sizes.
Subtext is thin and difficult to read at reduced scales.

Balance alignment

Gear and swoosh visually anchor the left side.

Design feels crowded and heavy on both edges (gear on left, gauge on right), making the composition feel stretched.
Outlined 'B' disrupts the flow and weight of the wordmark.
Subtext alignment appears forced and not centered to the logo mark.

Originality

Unique combination of gear, gauge, and bold wordmark creates a recognizable identity.
The attempt to highlight the 'B' and 'O' with special treatment is distinctive.

Gear and gauge are very common in technology/engineering logos.
Outlined B is not inventive enough to make the overall mark truly memorable.
Multiple generic symbols reduce impact of originality.

Logomark wordmark fit

Color palette links logomarks and wordmark.

Style of the gauge/compass and gear does not harmonize with the solid, bold text style.
Outlined B disrupts cohesive appearance.

Aesthetic look

Vibrant color palette.

Jumbled with too many competing focal points (gear, swoosh, 'B', gauge).
Distinct treatment on certain letters fragments the word visually.
Overall busy rather than slick or minimal.

Dual meaning and misinterpretations

No unintentional inappropriate or ambiguous symbols detected.

Color harmony

Limited to three principal colors and white, which avoids overwhelming the viewer.

Yellow subtext may have insufficient contrast on lighter backgrounds and could disappear.
Color distribution feels unbalanced with yellow gear isolated to one end.