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The isolated brand mark, a solid wedge feeding into two pairs of curved bands that converge to a point, in acid green on deep green.
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Summary
The brand symbol shown alone at large scale: a tapering wedge and two pairs of curved ribbons that all converge on a single point at the right.
Visual description
A square field of deep forest green. Centred in it, in bright acid green, sits the mark: a horizontal triangle on the left narrowing to a point, then two pairs of thick curved bands, one pair sweeping down from the top and one sweeping up from the bottom, each pair bending inward so all strokes meet at one apex on the right. The negative green between the strokes is as active as the strokes themselves, reading as a second set of chevrons. Stroke weight stays even through each curve and the terminals at the top and bottom are cut flat and horizontal. A small outlined circle containing a vertical bar, the trademark indicator, sits above and to the right of the apex. There is no wordmark and no other detail.
Key takeaway
Every stroke resolving on a single point makes the mark read as convergence or funnelling without any literal imagery. Flat-cut terminals and a constant stroke weight keep it stable at small sizes where the curves would otherwise thin out.
Reuse notes
A reference for marks that need to imply a process or a flow direction, and for the acid-on-deep-green duotone that carries this identity. The mark is strongly directional, so it fights any layout that reads right to left, and the trademark indicator needs its own clear space at small sizes.
