A chess king drawn in white and grey paint: a tall piece with a cross on top, a bevelled collar and a wide base, shaded so the light falls on its left side. The background is opaque black, so the wall gets a solid black square with the figure inside it, not a cut-out piece.

A wad3 spray of 64x64 pixels. One pixel equals one unit on the wall, and a player in CS 1.6 is 72 units tall, so the picture comes out a little shorter than the person who sprayed it. The palette holds 233 colours out of the 256 available, almost all of them greys. Nothing is transparent. The file weighs 6,296 bytes and stays well under the 16 KB tempdecal limit. The source page carried a raw 8-bit logo rather than a ready .wad, so the wad was assembled from it. Two internet shortcuts came along in the archive.