The mark consists of four curved flower petals or leaves which meet at a common center. The petals or leaves each have a central groove running down their middle. The top left-hand side petal or leaf is also folded over. The petals or leaves converge at the center, which is also the center of the geometric shape part of the mark. The geometric shape is both a 2-dimensional and 3-dimensional figure. The geometric shape can be broken down into four quadrants, each of which is an identical square. The center of the geometric shape has one square embedded and overlaid on the four squares. All of these squares are identical in dimension. The central square and the entire geometric shape are concentric. Each square has two diagonal lines connecting its two opposite vertices. In the mark, each of the petals or leaves is entirely white, while the groove running down their center is black. All of the lines that form the central geometric shape are also black. The words "Blake Bradford" are also spelled out beneath the mark.