1. Calligram-A poem, phrase, or word in which the typeface, calligraphy or handwriting is arranged in a way that creates a visual image

Camera, lens, focus. There is a camera being shown in this calligram.

Musician, skill, notes. There is a piano being shown in this calligram.

Forest, immortal, fearful. There is tiger being shown in this calligram.

Panther. There is a panther being shown in this calligram. 

Leg, Insect, abdomen. There is a insect being shown in this calligram.

2. Pictogram-An ideogram that conveys its meaning through its pictorial resemblance to a physical object.

This pictogram is informing people there is no smoking allowed

This pictogram is informing people there is a bike lane in permitted here.

This pictogram is informing people that there this s accessible for handicap people. 

This pictogram is representing the correct protocol at the an airport.

This pictogram is representing the activities that are held. 

3. Rebus-An illusional device that uses pictures to represent words or parts of words.

Free bear for a year. In this rebus they used a symbol of a bee, the number 4, and a image of a ear. 

To infinity and beyond. In this rebus they used the number , the infinity sign, and the letters B and D.

The New York times magazine. In this Rebus the used the Statue of liberty, a clock, and a image of a a book. 

I love you. 

April 16, 1559 My dear child I received your letter of tuesday ? and am glad you wrote I got home well I have sent the length of ? B e ? to lotty I am glad to hear the mail got on so well, give my love to write.