FairWays

FairWays is a skull on a disc, plus three small icons: a flower, an anvil, and an acorn. They're real heraldic symbols from antiquity, the kind medieval families put on crests to signal their values. The accompanying coat of arms labels them: hope (acorn), honor (anvil) , growth (flower).

The skull is intentionally anonymous—no age, no sex, just human—because the message applies to everyone: see only hope, hear only honor, speak only growth. The name works two ways. Fairways are disc golf, but "fair" in the old sense meant pleasing to the eye or mind — fresh, charming, flawless. If you don't care about any of that, it's still a skull. That works too. 

Here is Marm explaining the design:

Color Mix:
White 14%
Yellow 13%
Teal 10%
Red 10%
Purple 9%
Blue 9%
Orange 8%
Dayglow 8%
Peachy Pink Ish 7%
DayLIME 7%
Offwhite 3%
Other Purple 1%