1. Symbolic or Iconic
These are simple yet expressive images that symbolize the brand. Examples include the Apple or Twitter logos.
Apple
2. Wordmark
Letter-based logos
Coca-Cola
1. Symbolic or Iconic
These are simple yet expressive images that symbolize the brand. Examples include the Apple or Twitter logos.
Apple
2. Wordmark
Letter-based logos
Coca-Cola
3. Lettermark
These are abbreviations or monograms consisting of the initials of the company name.
IBM
HP
4. Emblem
These logos integrate text into a symbol or icon, often with a classic or traditional design.
Starbucks
Harley-Davidson
3. Lettermark
These are abbreviations or monograms consisting of the initials of the company name.
IBM
HP
4. Emblem
These logos integrate text into a symbol or icon, often with a classic or traditional design.
Starbucks
Harley-Davidson
5. Abstract
Logos consisting of abstract geometric shapes that do not represent a specific object.
Nike
6. Combination Mark
These combine an icon or symbol with a wordmark. This allows for flexible use of the logo elements both together and separately.
Adidas
Burger King
5. Abstract
Logos consisting of abstract geometric shapes that do not represent a specific object.
Audi
Nike
6. Combination Mark
These combine an icon or symbol with a wordmark. This allows for flexible use of the logo elements both together and separately.
Adidas
Burger King
1. Warm Tones
2. Pastel Tones
3. Cool Tones
4. Contrasting Tones
5. Black and White
6. Gradient
1. Warm Tones
2. Pastel Tones
3. Cool Tones
4. Contrasting Tones
5. Black and White
6. Gradient