The mark consists of an image of a deer skull. One antler comes from the top right hand side of the skull and stretches out to the right at roughly a forty five degree angle before curving into a position where it is heading in a vertical manner and then curving further until the tip of the antler is pointing in the direction of the middle of the skull. In the right antler there are three antler stems that point off from the main part of the antler. The first one points off of the antler almost immediately after it stretches off of the skull and it points upwards with it leaning slightly to the right. The second stem points almost directly upwards at the point that the antler begins to curve in a downwards vertical manner. The final stem appears just after the second stem and as the antler is already curving in a downwards vertical manner. This stem gives the impression of it pointing out in front of the main part of the antler. The left antler is the broken antler. This antler stretches out to the left from the top left hand side of the skull at roughly a forty-five degree angle before splitting into a "Y" shape. The left hand side of the "Y" almost immediately goes into a "stub" whilst the right hand side of the "Y" stretches out so far that it is almost double the length of the left side. The words "Broken Antler" appear to be hovering across the top of the skull and follow a slightly curved path with the letters "N" and "A" at the end of "Broken" and at the start of "Antler" being the highest points of these two words. The word "The" hovers just above the "B" in "Broken" and the ".com" appears just below the "ER" at the end of "Antler".