[Kim Jong Un]

So I've been wanting to learn on logotype, identity stuff. Can someone school me on where to start? Which program would be the best for this?

Example:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/grahamsblog/

[ForbiddenX]

Photoshop

I don't think there aren't really "tutorials" to make logos. Isn't it just text/picture based on what you want to design. You can see other logos at http://thedesigninspiration.com/

[Kim Jong Un]

I've been reading blogs and looked through graphic-exchange for inspiration. Pretty much just play around with photoshop and developed your own technique.

[ForbiddenX]

Pretty much, it's like asking how you draw or paint a picture.

[Senna4ever]

You'd better learn Illustrator.

[Armind]

Illustrator>Photoshop any day for logo designing.

[Kim Jong Un]

Illustrator? What's the differences between Illustrator and Photoshop?

[Armind]

Illustrator is vector based while photoshop is used for touching up photos.

Vector + Logo = no resolution problems when you need to make it bigger or smaller. (not pixelated)

I also find illustrator much much easier to use when it comes to having text in your logo, a lot more control.

[Levitron]

+1 on Illustrator.

I would type up a whole essay on what the differences are between vector and bitmaps (i.e. JPG's that come out of your camera), but Google does that job better:

http://www.eastbywest.com/pub/vectorbitmap/

[Kim Jong Un]

Thanks I'll try Illustrator when I'm on my desktop.
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