The mark consists of an eight point compass with a circle globe in the center. The globe is roughly centered in the middle of the Atlantic ocean so you can clearly see the east coast of North America and all of South America to the left and Africa and the west coast of Europe to the right. There is a space between the globe and the outer ring of the compass that goes around the globe. In this space "WANDERERS COMPASS" is written around the globe on the top and "TRAVEL BLOG" is written around the globe at the bottom all readable from left to right. The eight points of the compass are centered around the globe and extend past the globe, sticking out past of the outer ring of the compass. This pattern is superimposed over the globe so the landmasses are a darker shade where the points cross over it to give a transparent effect of the eight points. Where the four major directions (North, South, East, West) pass through the outer compass ring the ring is broken leaving a gap in the ring on both sides of the points. The four diagonal points pass through the ring leaving only a small line spacing gap between the point and the ring, just enough to show that they are not the same object but two separate pieces. There are capital letters at the tip of the four major cardinal directions N at top for the north, E right point for the East, S at the bottom point for the South and W at the tip of left point for the West. The first letter of "WANDERERS", "W", and the first letter of "COMPASS", "C", are in a styled manner with curvy letters resembling cursive writing where all other letters including the cardinal direction letters are in a more block lettering style in all capitals.