The mark consists of a pair of capital "D" letters, aligned with, connected to, and adjacent to one another, at the center of two thick-lined circles, and buttressed by outwardly-faced, opposing nautillus-shaped spirals whose long ends fan off outside of both circles in the form of three lines that turn upwards at the very ends, suggesting wings. The D letters are black with white shading, and are transposed over a pair of overlapping pentagrams that are subdivided into 10 sections that alternate green and blue coloring. The center of the cross-secting lines that subdivide the pentagrams appear directly within the center of the inner part of each D, creating an owl-eye type of effect. The circles appear within one and another and are respectively black (outer) and purple (inner). The words "Double Dank" appear smaller, and below the two D's that occupy most of the space and gaze of the viewer.