M

Mark description

The mark consists of two overlapping right triangle shapes with slightly concave hypotenuses, curving down from the upper corners of the mark to the opposite lower corners, and generally forming the image of an "M". The triangle on the right side of the mark runs from the upper right hand corner of the mark, down to the lower left hand corner of the mark, and back to the bottom right hand corner of the mark. This triangle is comprised of three bands, intersected by two lines that curve along the hypotenuse and terminate at approximately equidistant intervals on the right and bottom edges of the mark. The shades of each band become darker as they depart the hypotenuse and approach the bottom right angle of the triangle, which forms the bottom right corner of the mark, and also become darker as each band approaches the right side of the mark. The second triangle on the left side of the mark runs from the upper left corner of the mark, down to the lower right corner of the mark, and back to the bottom left hand corner of the mark. This second triangle is solid and matches the darkest shade on the darkest band of the first triangle. The second triangle is also partially obscured by the first triangle, as if it has been placed behind the first triangle, however the second triangle is not visible through the two lines between the bands of the first triangle.