The mark consists of capital letters displaying "TSC" in all white lettering. The all white letters are set on a solid black shape that is larger than the dimensions of the white letters. This black shape is rounded on the left side of the "T" and the right side of the "C" while running parallel to the tops and bottoms of the letters. The black shape is about three times longer (left to right) than it is tall. The black shape allows the white "TSC" lettering to stand out prominently. To the left of the "T" are 6 rounded shapes, each slightly smaller than the one to its left but slightly larger than the one to its right. These 6 shapes follow the same pattern as the black shape mentioned above. These 6 shapes are almost the left half of 6 concentric circles except that they do not share the same exact center axis. The 4 smallest shapes are shaded in a light-blue that slowly evolves into a dark blue. The 2 largest shapes are shaded from a white to purple and back to white again. The largest shape starts slightly to the left of the horizontal band that makes up the top of the "T" and curves it's way down to the bottom of the "T". The other 5 shapes fit inside the largest one. The largest shape is approximately the same diameter of the horizontal band that makes up the top of the "T" and the other shapes are slightly smaller in diameter.