Logos, Official logos, photos

From here you can download all official The Prodigy logos. There has been some different logo variations over the years itself but the famous ant figure has been part of Prodigy imagery since 1994.

During the three decades of its history, the band has changed several logos. The first existed only between 1990 and 1991. The logo was futuristic, showing two palms pointing up against a square background with wavy black and white lines that resembled vibrations of sound. Beneath the emblem was the name "Prodigy" written in capital letters made up of white dots at the bottom of the individual black squares. A similar logo was used as a label in the band's catalog until 1996. It was a circle with round black and white rings on the inside with a recognizable silhouette, a capital letter 'P' in the center and the branding 'The Prodigy' written on the extreme white ring.

In all the logos of the three decades of the band's life as a mandatory element the name of the band was present. The story behind the name "Prodigy" is quite simple. The group was named for its founder, Liam Howlett, who borrowed it from the trademark "Moog Prodigy" keyboard, which had been Howlett's first instrument purchased not long before he brought the band together.

From 1995 to 2000, the band's emblem featured an image of an ant. In certain years it used to appear in a separate circle next to the group name, in an ellipse, or on the counter of the letter "O" that was extended to an ellipse to fit the long figure of the ant. Band explained the meaning of the emblem used to say that the ant represented their idea of ​​themselves, that is, "small and mighty." One may not notice them when they are silent, but then the band comes up with a premiere of a new song.

As of 2004, the Prodigy logo uses only the band's name without a special emblem. Since 2009, the graphics of the word mark letters have not changed. The stems of the letters have a characteristic fracture in the middle of their height. The latest version, released in 2017, has white lettering with black borders on a pink background.