The mark consists of a black anchor in the background of the picture. Over the anchor is a mirror image of two sea serpents that are blue. The tail consists of a gold ring and then splits into four fans. The outside two fans are indigo colored. The interior inside fan is purple and the exterior inside fan is violet. Each of the serpent's bodies are covered in yellow and gold markings. Each of the serpent's have four fins on their backs. Each of the fins are semi-circle in shape and are colored orange on the interior and red on the exterior. Each of the serpent's have a yellow eye with a blue iris. Each serpent has maroon feather on its back just above the back fins. Above the maroon feather is a larger pink feather. Each serpent's tongue is sticking out and it is bi-colored. Closest to the mouth is maroon and around that color the tongue is orange. Each serpent has a vine that splits in two coming out of its mouth. The first split moves upward from the serpents mouth and is light green in color. As the vine moves upward, it turns inward towards each other swirling around itself right in front of the top portion of the anchor. The vine grows open and a flower grows out facing downward. The bottom portion of the flower is covered in a light green petal. The flower is bi-colored. It is orange on the exterior and gold on the interior. The bottom vine that is growing out of the serpents mouth is also light green and grows downward around its back and up underneath the very bottom fin on the serpents back. From the serpent's tail grows a dark green vine that grows upward and around the serpent's body as well as the lower vine from the serpent's mouth. This vine turns downward and turns inward over the bottom portion of the anchor. There are two leaves that grow from each side of the vine together right below the actual points on the anchor. These leaves are bi-colored. They are light green on the bottom portion of the leaves and seafoam green on the top portion of the leaves. The vines continue to grow downward behind the serpents bodies and then turn back towards outside of mark. At the end of the vines a flower grows out. There is a light yellow and light green ring at the end of each vine before the flower starts to grow. The exterior portion of the flower is light green and the interior portion of the flower is seafoam green. All the vines are surrounded by a very thin line of light yellow. The front part of the serpents bodies also have fins on them. The serpent on the left has three distinguishable fins that are semi-circle in shape. The fins are yellow on the inside portion of the fin and red on the outside protion of the fin. On the right serpent, because a portion of its body is covered by the serpent on the left, only one fin is actually seen although all three fins aare implied. The inside portion of the fin is yellow and the ouside portion of the fin is red. The very top fin is the one seen on the right serpent. The word SeaAway is seen below the mark and is colored in bright blue. The word SeaAway is in a relaxed cursive font.