A hand held up with the thumb and index finger spread into an L, the other fingers curled in. The hand is drawn in dark grey with a thick pale outline that catches the light, and a couple of thin drips fall from the wrist. The background is opaque black, so the wall gets a solid black square with the gesture in the middle of it.

A wad3 file, 64x64 pixels. One pixel is one unit on the wall and a CS 1.6 player stands 72 units tall, so the square comes up to about his shoulders. The palette is nearly full at 244 of 256 entries, since the shading of the hand runs through a long ladder of greys, and nothing in the frame is transparent. The file weighs 6,296 bytes, well under the 16 KB tempdecal limit. The source page held a raw 8-bit logo rather than a ready .wad, so the .wad was assembled at import. Two internet shortcut files came with the archive.