The mark consists of the proposed trademark reads TILTED AF. The letter "T" is styled with a thick vertical stroke and a horizontal stroke across the top. The ends of the horizontal stroke taper off, giving it a slightly feathered or frayed appearance. The letter "I" is not separately distinguished but is implied as part of the negative space within the "T" itself. This design choice integrates the "T" and the "I" into a single character. The letter "L" is similar in style to the "T", with a thick vertical stroke. The horizontal stroke is short and extends to the right from the bottom of the vertical stroke. The "T" and "L" together give the impression of the word "TILT". The letter "E" has three horizontal strokes connected by one vertical stroke on the left side. The middle horizontal stroke is notably shorter than the top and bottom ones. The ends of the horizontal strokes are angled and have the same feathered or frayed effect as seen on the "T" and "L". The letter "D" is styled differently from the "T", "I", "L", and "E". It is smaller in scale and placed slightly lower. The letters "A" and "F" are the smallest in the image and are placed next to the "D", reading "AF". The overall design has a distressed look, with the letters "T", "I", "L", and "E" having a worn, brushstroke-like effect, indicating a rough or edgy aesthetic which might be associated with the phrase "TILTED AF"..