The mark consists of a grid of 9 rectangular boxes divided by a 0.085 black rule. Each box contains, either one of my pen and ink drawings, or a design element to describe my style of drawing. The third box in the middle row contains the name of my company CHRONICLES OF A DIXIT. TOP ROW: The top left box has two arrows in black perpendicular to each other and a line below. The style is similar to a mark created by a chalk. The middle box has a pen and ink drawing of a woman playing a cello. She is shown full length and seems to float within the white of the box. There is however a black freehand line in the white background behind her. The right box has a jumble of pen lines making roughly a tight dense circular mark. This too feels free hand and organic. THE MIDDLE ROW: The left box has black crosshatching strokes in black. They slightly overlap and create a rough block of line work. The middle box is a drawing of an English Grenadier with the point of a black pen above his fur cap. This is an visual illustration of another of my drawings as well as the tool I use - a pen drawn in simple graphic form. The English Grenadier is cropped around the shoulders. The right box contains the name of the company in black type. The words are typographically designed to vertically stack and their weight and size gives prominence to the word "DIXIT". THE BOTTOM ROW: The left box has a drawing of two vintage and whimsical looking chairs in pen and ink. The middle box has cross hatch pattern in pen and ink. The right box has an owl (another drawing) in pen and ink. The owl too is cropped at the base of it's claws.