Thin white outlines on a black square: a pair of cartoon birds tumbles head over heels above a wide-eyed cat, and two long loops swirl underneath them like the trail of a spinning head. Everything is drawn in chalky monochrome strokes, without a single colour accent. The background is fully opaque, so the wall gets a solid black rectangle with the drawing inside it rather than just the birds.

Format wad3, 64×64 pixels. A pixel of the spray equals one unit on the wall, and a CS 1.6 player is 72 units tall, so the square comes up to about shoulder height. The palette holds 238 entries out of the 256 available, spent almost entirely on shades of grey. There is no transparency: every pixel of the frame is painted. The file weighs 6,296 bytes and sits far under the 16 KB tempdecal limit at which a server accepts the image as a player logo. The source page carried a raw 8-bit logo instead of a ready wad, so the wad was assembled from it; two internet shortcut files were lying next to it in the archive.