The mark consists of a stylized, simplified representation of a cephalopod having three curved lines, the first line forming an arch with an open base suggesting the body of the cephalopod, the right side of the arch extending downward and curving to the left toward a terminus lying a distance below the open base approximately equal to the height of the arch and about one third of the arch width from the right side of the arch, to suggest a first tentacle; the second line forming a ninety degree arc starting at the open base of the arch directly above the terminus of the first line and extending downward and to the left, terminating below the left side of the arch to suggest a second tentacle ; and a third line forming an arc starting at the base of the arch approximately one third of the arch width from the left side of the arch and curving 180 degrees to a point on a line extended from the base of the arch and lying about one third of the arch width to the left of the arch, to suggest a third tentacle. Each of the three lines are shaded to suggest that each line is a three-dimensional, four-sided structure with approximately 45 degree bevels from the central longitudinal axis of the line to each side of the line and across each end of the line.