M

Mark description

The mark consists of a three-dimensional representation of the letter M formed by the stacking of smaller isometric cubes, the M itself occupying the space of a larger isometric cube. Three smaller cubes are stacked vertically to form columns for each of the three downward strokes of the M. These stacks are arranged left, right, and front-center of the larger isometric cube. A smaller cube sits between the top smaller cubes of the left and central columns, and another smaller cube sits between the top smaller cubes of the right and central columns. This forms the top planar surface of the larger cube. Shading is used to add depth and distinguish orientation. All left-facing surfaces are a single shade, all right-facing surfaces are a single different shade, and all top-facing surfaces are a single different shade.