General Question about what the work that you created.

If I took an image online, let's say of a cat. Then I used Live Trace and then went to Object - Expand and changed the color; would that qualify as it being my design? And what I mean is would that qualify as something you could sell and call your design. (Like if you sold it as a logo.)
I can easily use the Pen tool to trace any image, but I find that this option saves a pretty impressive amount of time.

(Like if you sold it as a logo.)...
...or try a site like http://www.freedigitalphotos.net/?
No. A logo, by definition, is a piece of artwork for which the owner can claim copyright. Never use a piece of stock photography as the basis for something that you try to pass off as a client's logo.
Imagine the trouble you'd find yourself in after you charged a client for a "logo", he tried to register it, and found out that it is not original at all, but just a cheezy knock-off of some royalty-free stock photography that anyone else in the world can also copy and thereby claim as much "rights" to as you.
JET

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    MSI (s) (30:2C) [16:15:40:404]: Machine policy value 'DisableRollback' is 0
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    === Verbose logging stopped: 18/12/2014  16:15:40 ===

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