The mark consists of an image which is a meticulously designed logo, dominated by a stark contrast of black and white. The central element is a detailed, stylized drawing of a rose. The rose is rendered in black, with subtle shading and highlighting to create depth and texture, giving it a slightly vintage or engraved look. The petals are tightly furled, suggesting a fully bloomed but still somewhat contained flower. The rose resides within a black circle, which in turn is enclosed by a larger, bolder white circle containing the text “THE DOSE MAKES THE POISON” in a serif font. The words arc around the inner circle, evenly spaced.Below the circular frame, the words “BLACKTHORN” are prominently displayed in a bold, sans-serif font. Underneath this, "Elixir" is written in a more elegant, italicized script. A thin, horizontal line separates "Blackthorn" and "Elixir."The overall mood and atmosphere are sophisticated, slightly mysterious, and perhaps even slightly ominous due to the inclusion of the phrase "The dose makes the poison." The use of black and white creates a strong visual impact, conveying a sense of elegance and potentially a touch of danger. The rose itself is a symbol often associated with both beauty and danger, enhancing the overall ambiguity of the logo. The image as a whole suggests a brand that is perhaps associated with a potent or powerful product or experience.