Panthers Primary Logo

The Florida Panthers' primary logo has a long and storied history. The first iteration of the logo was introduced in 1993 when the team joined the NHL as an expansion franchise. It featured a stylized panther head with bright gold, navy blue, and red colors representing strength and speed. This original design would remain unchanged for nearly two decades until 2011 when it underwent its first significant redesign.

The new version of the logo featured more modern elements such as sharper lines, brighter hues, and bolder lettering on both sides of the panther head that read “Florida” above it and “Panthers” below it in white font against a black background, respectively. This updated look also included several other subtle changes like adding whiskers to give off an even fiercer expression than before while still maintaining much of what made fans love their original look so much over those years prior: namely its iconic shape, which remained largely untouched overall throughout this entire process save for some minor alterations here or there along with color palette tweaks from time-to-time too (i..e., swapping out certain shades).

Today's version is pretty similar to how they looked back then. Still, it now features slightly more vibrant tones across all aspects, including everything from their central crest emblem to every individual component within the said image - creating an even more substantial visual impact whenever people see them play on ice hockey rinks everywhere around North America today! All told though, no matter what era one looks at during Florida Panther's primary logos history, there will always be something familiar about them due largely thanks in part due these consistent yet ever-evolving designs that have been able to maintain consistency since day one all way up till present day where we can continue enjoy watching our favorite team proudly display their beloved mascot wherever they go!