The logotype usually refers to the words of a logo. A logo often consists of both and image or symbol and words. For example, McDonald's logo consists of the big yellow M with the name 'McDonald's' under it; the word is the logotype, the big M and the word together are the logo. For Coca-Cola and Coke or Hershey, the words written in their distinctive fonts are the logotype and the logo in one. Lufthansa airlines has a bird in flight in a circle, the name Lufthansa in distinctive typeface, with the motto 'There's no better way to fly'; The words are the logotype, the group together is the logo.
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Logo stands for logic oriented graphic oriented.
It's a custom logotype by DaltonMaag http://www.daltonmaag.com/logos.html
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a moto is a saying a logo is a name
the International Paper logotype was created in the mid 1960's by Lester Beall, one of America's great graphic designers.
the logo is an apple because the store is called Apple and in the computer, iPod, iPad,.... has apples on the back
Emblem is symbol that which have physical structrue (Object) Logo is Just picture which they have released as their logo You can define Emblem can have soft copy ie LOGO(Picture)
There is no difference. There is between label and lable.
A monogram is the initial of any name while logo is the graphical presentation of a company. Monogram can be a logo but lofo can't be a monogram. eg. HP is a monogram of an IT ompa
The company name and logo. Essentially the do the same thing.
Major difference, The logo is large and there is no photo on it as other cigarette packets.