12 into contact to form the mark 10 it can be seen from the drawing figures that the mark 10 is an image that is independent and different from that of the objects 14 thus referring to fig2 by way of example the objects 14 have the image of a bear while the mark 10 is a heart in fig4 the objects 14 have the image of an elephant while the mark 10 is a heart thus upon formation of the mark 10 each of the objects 14 and mark 10 is visible with the mark 10 interposed between the objects 14 the mating portions 12 are preferably pre formed in the object 14 so that a user need only match the mating portions 12 to create the mark 10 it would also be possible to provide mating portions 12 made of a flexible material so that the user would need to manipulate the material into the proper shape to form the mating portions 12 the mating portions 12 may be positioned in any desired place on an appendage or any other desired place on the object 14 for example as shown in fig2 the mating portions 12 may be located on an animal 39 s hand elbow.