Logo design in today’s world has come to be one of the most important aspects of creating a brand identity and connecting with consumers. Logo’s are everywhere - the web, books, magazines, newspapers, television, movies…you name it, there is some type of logo. Logos have become a symbol of corporations, business, and success. Nothing says “professional” like a well designed logo. Today, I want to showcase 105+ logo design tuts and resources to help you take your logo design to the next level.

105+ Logo Design Tuts and Resources from Elite by Design

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Logos come in all kinds of shapes and sizes however they typically are one of 5 different classifications. Designing a logo is about much more than an exercise in aesthetic. A logo must be a positive depiction of the product or service it represents. When designing a logo, knowing which type of mark would be the most appropriate for the application will help you achieve a stronger solution.

Logo Design Basics: The Five Types of Marks by Anthony J. Zinni

LukeW has posted points from the "Why Logos are Irrelevant" panel at SxSW 2008.

To set context appropriately, these points primary pertain to early stage Web products and services and tee up some interesting questions to consider when deciding to invest in a complete logo design project or not.

SxSW 2008: Why Logos are Irrelevant from LukeW

Not sure if those trends will define logo design 2008 but the categorization of the logos are pretty nice.

10 Trends That Will Define Logo Desgin in 2008 by Fabio Sasso of Abduzeedo

It's interesting to see the different iterations the designer went through. We can see that in the end, less is more.

How Google Got Its Colorful Logo