The mark consists of The full logo of the WiTch DR. is written with a capital W followed by lower case i, a capital T, and a then lower case c and h respectively. The DR. portion of the logo is written with both the "D" and "R" as capital letters with the R having a slash through it like a pharmacist's Rx symbol. For the letters W-i-T-c-h and D, the font resembles wafting or drifting smoke. The drifting smoke like nature of the lettering uses a thin line of smoke over the top of the word to connect the right arm of the capital "W" with the dot of the lower case "i" and then on to connect to the cross member of the capital "T" finally leading to the capital "D" of the DR portion. The dot of the lower case "i" resembles the top half of a tribal like skull. The skull has two eyes and three teeth. The bottom of the capital T resembles the end of a bone. The capital "R" adjacent to the "D" of the DR portion has a rock like texture around the circumference of the upper portion of the "R". The hole in the upper portion of the "R" is a rounded wedge shape pointing from right to left. The left leg of the "R" is short and stubby and also has a rock like texture around its circumference. The right leg of the "R" is disproportionately elongated with crisp lines and sweeps from left to right resembling an upside down scythe. Finally the slash through the "R" making it resemble a pharmacist's Rx symbol is a bone that looks like a femur. The bone slopes downward from right to left.