A gold and navy blue circular symbol, reminiscent of a yin-yang, filled with speckles and swirling lines.

A circular shape that somewhat resembles the “yin-yang” symbol by the way it is divided into two parts. The dividing element should be a curved or wavy line, but with a little bit of thickness to it - not just a thin line. One half of the shape needs to be a darker color (like dark purple or blue) and one half needs to be a lighter color (like light gold or yellow). Inside the dark and light halves, there needs to be smaller circles speckled throughout. The smaller circles should only be 2 sizes - basically a “small” and a “very small.” The colors for the smaller circles need to be alternate of the half they are speckled on (for example, dark circles on the light half of the main image and light circles on the dark half), and they need to be a solid fill. These alternating colors need to be the same colors used for the main image halves. These smaller circles represent “spores” and the larger image, the circular shape, also represents a spore. The dark and light aspects of the image need to in some way represent day & night, or sun & moon, or light and dark - but all of this needs to be kept very simple. The main image should have something that distinguishes it from other shapes, like rings or a simple design of some kind - but the entire thing should be easy to describe and trademark - no complex shapes or colors - something that can be replicated on merchandise, trademarked easily, and adjusted for websites and other purposes. See more