The mark consists of a female silhouette standing on one foot holding up an inverted, overflowing umbrella that has a stream of water flowing into a pot of water that is next to the female. Six water drops are splashing out of the pot. The female has one stationery leg and one raised leg with the thigh at 90 degrees to the stationery leg and the foot pointed down. The arms are raised with the arm on the right side reaching out to the 2 o'clock position and the arm on the left reaching up at the 11 o'clock position with the hand holding on to the umbrella handle. The inverted umbrella is tilted and a stream of water is overflowing into a pot the height of the female's knee. The female's hair is flowing upward as if wind is blowing it up. The female is surrounded by eighteen vertical lines of various lengths to imply rainfall, all the lines are shorter than the length of the female's foot. The bottom 25% of the logo is text in a , rectangular box that reads "RainThanks & Greywater" . The first line of text reading "RainThanks" is approximately 15% larger than the second line "& Greywater", so that the two lines are of equal length. The remaining 75% of the logo, above the rectangle, does not have a border .