1. Core Symbol: The central element is a Yin-Yang symbol. However, instead of the traditional black and white, one half should be designed as a flame (representing fire) and the other as a wave (representing water). This symbolizes the balance and harmony of opposites. 2. Enclosing Circle: Surround the Yin-Yang with a circle. This represents unity, wholeness, and the cyclical nature of life and martial arts. The circle should be a clear, bold line to encapsulate the inner elements. 3. Inner Triangle: Place a triangle within the circle, pointing upwards. The three points of the triangle should touch the inner edges of the circle. This represents aspiration, stability, and a strong foundation. 4. Integration: The triangle should not overpower the Yin-Yang but rather frame it, emphasizing the harmony within the balance. The design should feel cohesive, with all elements working together.