Logo & wordmark concepts

Six directions, each shown on light and dark. Common thread per your spec: the three letters of "hue" carry the three primary colors — red, yellow, blue — because every other color (the full spectrum of being) is mixed from them. Pick one to develop, or name a merge.

hue-man bee-ing
hue-man bee-ing

1 · Primary Type

Pure wordmark: h-u-e in red, yellow, blue; "bee" in honey gold. No mark to maintain — the name is the logo. Quietest option, works everywhere.

hue-man bee-ing
hue-man bee-ing

2 · Spectrum Venn

Your reference image, distilled: three overlapping primaries whose intersections literally make the secondary colors — mixing into the full spectrum of being. The overlaps do the talking.

hue-man bee-ing
hue-man bee-ing

3 · Hex Bee

The honeycomb cell striped in primaries — bee layer and hue layer in one geometric mark. Reads as a badge; strong as a favicon and video watermark.

hue-man bee-ing
hue-man bee-ing

4 · Pixel Hue-man

A little pixel person built from the three primaries — the hue-man, ready to walk into the forest. Most on-model for the Stardew direction; doubles as a game-style sprite.

hue-man bee-ing
hue-man bee-ing

5 · Sun-bloom

Sun, flower, and color wheel in one: three primary petals around a warm center. Gentle and organic; suits the meditation/Aurora side of the brand.

hue man bee ing
hue man bee ing

6 · Quiet Hyphens

The name's own punctuation becomes the mark: the word-joints render as three primary pixel squares. Subtlest nod to both the hue layer and the pixel layer at once.