The mark consists of The mark consists of a bear's face, created by the use of positive and negative space. The bear is looking left from a side view. The strokes that make up the jawline of the bear are curved to show movement but end in angled edges to imply an aggressive appearance. The angled edges appear to be the bear's fur extended outward. The fur along the bear's jaw appears to go upwards along the side of the bear's head giving shape to the bear's cheek. The jawline almost connects to the nose but doesn't touch it, creating the silhouette of the bear's snout. The bear's ears appear to be curved and in combination with the strokes that make up the ear silhouette, give off a relaxed look, opposite of the harsh angled edges of the jawline. The bear's eye appears to be a triangle with the farthest point facing to the right and with the short side pinched inwards creating a unique eye shape. There appears to be a curved stroke on the right side of the bear's head that implies the form of the rest of the bear, starting with the bear's shoulder.