The document outlines 6 types of logos: monogram logos use the first letter of a company's name; word marks use the full company name; pictorial marks use shapes, objects or lines; abstract logos create unique shapes related to the company; mascots create characters to represent companies; and combination marks blend two or more styles into one logo. Examples are provided for each type.

1. TYPES OF LOGOS
BY TIMOTHY

2. MONOGRAM LOGO
In this type of logo design, we use the first letter of the
company’s name as the logo. Eg: Volswagen, Calvin Klein, etc.

3. WORD MARKS
In this type of logo design, we use the company’s full name
as the company’s logo. Eg: Disney, Coca Cola, etc.

4. PICTORIAL MARK
In this type of logo design, we use shapes or objects or vector
lines as the company’s logo. Eg: Twitter, Apple, etc.

5. ABSTRACT
In this type of logo design, we make a different, unique
shape which denotes something related to the company.
Eg: Pepsi, Spotify, etc

6. MASCOTS
In this type of logo design, we create a character/mascot to
represent the company. Eg: KFC, M&M’s, etc.

7. COMBINATION MARK
In this type of logo design, we use two or more style to form
one logo. Eg: NASA, Pizza Hut, etc.