LA PARK

Mark description

The mark consists of a mask and hood with a pattern on the hood and face of the mask. The mask has a pattern on the face resembling a human skull. The pattern is in many individual pieces. On the forehead, the pattern stretches downward between the eyes, covering the nose, and turning outward, in two rectangular type shaped pieces to each side of the face over the cheekbone area. The bottom rectangular type shaped pieces turn inward and wrap below the nose and above the upper lip area. This piece of pattern has 4 cracks; one vertical crack extending from the top of the forehead, at center,down the middle of the forehead ending just above the eye line; the second crack is a vertical crack on the bridge of the nose; another crack is located on the inside of the left eye socket and extends at an angle upward towards the bridge of the nose; another crack is located on the inside of the right eye socket and extends at an angle upward towards the bridge of the nose; another piece of pattern is located on the chin area of the mask. This pattern wraps the bottom lip and extends down to cover the chin in an odd shaped pattern. Above each eye there is another pattern, circular type in shape. On each temple area there is another pattern, rectangular type shaped, placed vertically. Below the temples, to the sides of each cheek bone, there is a pattern rectangular type shaped, placed vertically. The hood which is attached to the mask has a colored trim. The trim is in the shape of triangles, all connected at the base or each triangle, with the base of the triangles placed at the front facing edge of the hood. On the body hood, there are circular holes or tears, simulating a small explosion coming out of the hood. Below there is the stylized text "LA PARK".