The mark consists of left to right: fading in red, blue, and green light beams, according to the above color scale; the red beam runs at a 45 degree angle from top left to bottom right; the blue beam runs at 180 degrees, and the orange beam runs at a 45 degree angle from bottom left to top right; the beams converge into a partially translucent/blue lens, according to the above color scale, with the top left portion of the lens being the most translucent and the bottom right of the lens being the most blue; the three beams produce a singular orange beam, according to the above color scale, running at a 180 degrees, that runs in a fading length left to right, left being the strongest, right being the most faded, through the word "risk"; the fading orange refracted light beam does not continue through the word "optics"; all refract ingredients are solid to white with a gradient threshold of 50%; the world "risk" is blue, according to the above color scale, and all in lowercase letters; the word "optics" follows immediately thereafter, without a space, and is orange, according to the above color scale, also being in all lowercase letters; the wordmark is set in AvantGarde Md BT font; the mark consists of reverse refracted light to represent the word "optics"; the recommended safety area of the wordmark is the height of the letter "s"; the wordmark must only be print positive against a light background.