LOGO

TYPE OF LOGO

1. Wordmark (Logotype):

  • A logo made up of the brand’s name in a unique, stylized font.
  • Example: Google, Coca-Cola.
  • Best for: Companies with unique, short names or when the name itself is strong enough to stand alone.

2. Letter mark (Monogram):

  • A logo that uses the initials or first letters of a company’s name.
  • Example: IBM, NASA.
  • Best for: Businesses with longer names or when initials are commonly recognized.

3. Icon (Symbol or Pictorial Mark):

  • A graphical symbol that represents the brand without text.
  • Example: Apple, Nike’s swoosh.
  • Best for: Established brands that are easily recognizable by their symbol.

4. Combination Mark:

  • Combines both text and a symbol or icon in one cohesive design.
  • Example: Adidas, Burger King.
  • Best for: Creating a clear, versatile logo with both text and imagery.

5. Emblem:

  • A logo where the text is encased within a symbol, often resembling a badge or seal.
  • Example: Starbucks, Harley-Davidson.
  • Best for: Traditional, formal brands or those seeking a classic, authoritative look.

EMBLEM LOGO

ABOUT THIS DESIGN

MONOGRAM LOGO

ABOUT THIS DESIGN