The Jim Henson Company

Henson Associates

1969

This logo was used in a newspaper advertisement for Jim Henson's teleplay The Cube (1969). It contains an early version of the "ha!" logo that would be redesigned in 1975. The Cube itself simply uses an in-credit copyright notice.

1970-1975

This logo is shown on a page of Jim Henson's "little red book".

1975–1987

A revised version of the "ha!" logo debuted in July 1975 as noted by Jim Henson himself in his "little red book". Years later, this logo was repurposed by its Henson Alternative label which is aimed directly to mature audiences.

1984–1986

Another version of the logo.

Logo with the word "for" right next to it

1986–1987

BETTER LOGO NEEDED

Jim Henson Productions

1987–1988

1988–2001

Kermit head drawn by a laser.

Kermit head from the off-center variant of the logo on early Jim Henson Video VHS releases.

Kermit head used on later releases from Jim Henson Video.

The Jim Henson Company

2001–present

In 2004, The Muppets and Bear in the Big Blue House properties were sold to The Walt Disney Company. The agreement did not include Muppet video games, The Muppets Take Manhattan and Muppets from Space, (as these films were owned by Sony Pictures at that time) several Muppet shows such as The Jim Henson Hour/Show among others.

With the Kermit head on left.

Logo with red text and the Kermit head on top.

Logo with green text and the Kermit head on top.

2001-2003

Short-lived on-screen logo. Seen on Farscape starting with the second half of season 2.

2002

2005–present (movie version)

Short-lived on-screen logo. Seen only on MirrorMask and The Star.

2008–present

This logo was introduced in 2008 as part of its refocus from puppetry into the world of preschool programs thanks to the success of Sid the Science Kid and one year later, Dinosaur Train.

External links

• www.henson.com