Refine the supplied square two-ink CW monogram. Keep the warm cream textured paper, saturated ultramarine and warm orange ink, fine parallel line construction and bold graphic scale. Make it unmistakably read uppercase C followed by uppercase W at a glance. Redraw the blue capital C as a geometric circular arc with a wide, clearly visible open wedge facing right (about a quarter of the circle missing). Give the C two visibly distinct clean diagonal-cut terminals roughly at 1:30 and 4:30. The blue parallel strokes all terminate at those two cuts. Shift the orange W a little to the right so an uninterrupted patch of cream is visible between the C's two terminals and the W at mid-height, clearly opening the C's counter to the outside. The only overlap is a small delicate crisscross of blue and orange parallel lines near the lower C terminal and the lower part of the W's first diagonal. Keep the W a clear broad uppercase W with four straight diagonal strokes. Center the complete CW mark on the square with generous cream margins. A restrained ink grain and tiny irregularities of a real screen print. Straight-on, flat graphic, no additional text or decoration.
