I

Description of Design Search

The mark consists of two word elements being, first, that of a lower-case letter "i" and, second, that of the stylized word-character of the "@" or "at-mark". Then, those two word elements of "i" and "@" are presented within a design element wherein the "i" is framed within the encircling abstract design of the "@" word. The entire design is then set on a slight rightward-tilted angle to give a forward-motion sensation to the mark. The design of the "i" is composed of two thick rectangular shapes, namely: First, the tittle-dot mark of the "i" is formed by the upper-most smaller rectangular shape which is thick-bodied and then positioned as lying lengthwise on its side; and then the stem of the "i" is formed by the bottom-most thick-bodied rectangular shape, which initially elongates downwardly to form the top portion of the stem, but towards the bottom of the leftward stem there begins a stylized curving simultaneously rightwardly and-downwardly beginning near its bottom-left side to end with a sharp point at the stem's base at its bottom-right side footing; further, given that the "i" has a rightward leaning with all its weight upon its sharp-pointed footing-base, the impression is given that the "i" lettering is in a forward motion from its footing base. Next, the design of the @ or "at" word-sign which encircles the "i" is composed of a backwards-swirling circular shape which is not joined together but which has two thinly pointed tails at each of its endings, and which begins at the @'s pointed-tail's sharp inner starting point being near the right-bottom or footing point of the previously described "i", and which then encircles starting rightwardly then upwardly, then rearwardly as up and over and then downwardly behind the "i" to create an ever thickening framework of a circle which surrounds the design of the letter "i", but then with the circular shape finishing off with a matching upward sharp-pointed tail flourish as situated to the outermost right side of and bordering next to the starting downward-pointed tail.