The mark consists of a human-like figure with arms raised and with a strait line above the human figure, disconnected from the figure itself. All lines are doubled with a parallel space in between every line. The strait line about the human head double lined except that 2 lines connect at the ends and is therefore technically a single line. The same line is the exact width of the large rectangular box below it and is separated from the lower figure by an exact space. The entire human-like figure is surrounded by a rectangular box which is double lined and in which the space between the lines all flow without obstruction into every other part of the figure within the large rectangle EXCEPT where the head is on the shoulder of the figure. The head is the only circle in the image and is double lined with a space in between. Because of the flow between all lines the figure appears to have closed shapes floating within the large rectangle. To the left and right of the circular head parallelogram shapes represent the arms of the human, and the body below the circular head is made of 12 small triangles and 2 larger triangles. Of the two larger triangle the high one can be considered the shoulders of the human and the lower can be considered the space in between the legs. Irregular 4 sided figures also take the space of what would be outside of the human figure but inside of the large rectangle. There are 21 total polygonal sub-spaces within the large rectangle. The ratio of the rectangle without the line above is 4:5, 4 being the horizontal measure and 5 being the vertical. When the line above the large rectangle is included the ratio is raised to 4:6. The total area is then calculated as 24 units.