The mark consists of several graphic elements and one text element, as follows: (1) a cartoon of a smiling repairman, his arms outstretched, a hammer in one hand and an electric drill/screwdriver in the other hand; he is wearing coveralls with a single pocket in the center of the bib, a shirt with rolled-up sleeves, and a tool belt, that has a rag hanging from it at his side. (2) an illustrated top-down view of a screw head (which relates graphically to the electric drill/screwdriver). The outline of the screw head design is darker than the rest. The center is a medium-value, overlaid by a centered white "plus sign" or cross element which occupies the center 50% of the diameter of the circle. The white cross element has a pale dot in its center, which is lighter in value than the color surrounding the white cross element. This design appears before and after the name "The Honey Do List Guy", as the dot over the "i" in "List" in the Service Name, and is also used on the web site banner as part of the navigation buttons. (3) the Service Name, "The Honey Do List Guy" incorporating the aforementioned graphic elements.