The mark consists of three elements. Element 1 is the wording "PHI-NIX" in tall, thin lettering with the lettering "PHI" separated from "NIX" by Element 2 of the logo, which is a representation of a Phoenix. The dash mark between "PHI" and "NIX" is covered by Element 2 (the Phoenix). Element 2, the Phoenix, is a graphical representation of the mythological bird. It consists of two wings stretching upwards and a broad set of tail feathers pointing down on either side of the body. The head and beak are pointing up and to the right. Element 3 is a curved line that crosses through both the letters and the Phoenix image. This line starts below and to the left of the letter "H" in "PHI" and curves upward to the left side of the image. The line crosses through the bottom of the letter "I" in "PHI" and then passes through the graphical representation of a Phoenix in the middle of the mythological animal's body below the wings and above the tail feathers. The line then "wraps through" the letter "N" by passing behind both vertical legs of the letter while passing in front of the diagonal (middle) part of the letter "N". The line then passes through the top of the letter in "I" in "NIX" and finally ends just past the letter "X". The line is thicker on each of its ends than it is in middle. The curve has a point of inflection within the stylized Phoenix between the letters "I" and "N" where the slope of the line shifts.