KROTA

Mark description

The mark consists of 3 main parts a snake face, a deer face, and the name of the logo. On the bottom of the logo there is wording that states "KROTA" in the letter "O" there is an upside down triangle. The upside down triangle is the nose of the deer and the tongue of the snake. On the left side of the logo there are four sharp pointed lines that are curved towards the center, which makes up the left side antlers, which is directly above and to the right of the snake's eye. There is also a left concave line with a small line in the center, located directly underneath and to the left of the antlers, Which makes up the snake's eye, and also makes up the left ear of the deer head. On the right side of the logo there are four sharp pointed lines that curve towards the center, which makes up the right side antlers, which is directly above and to the left of the snake's eye. There is also a right concave line with a small line in the center which makes up the snake's right eye which is directly underneath, and to the right side antlers, which also makes up the deer's right side ear. The center of the logo consists of 2 small shapes, which makes up the deer's eyes and makes up the snake's nose, which is directly above the "O" in the "KROTA" name. The shapes in the center look like smushed triangles.