The entire picture is chunky pixel art: every shape built from large, clearly visible square pixels on one consistent grid, flat color cells with a touch of ordered dithering inside shadows, crisp aliased edges with no anti-aliasing or smoothing, in a limited palette of dark plum, warm amber, pale mint and deep aubergine shadow.
The picture is a single isolated streaming-camera frame overlay on a fully transparent background: the area around the frame and the area inside its opening are true see-through transparency, alpha equals zero, not white, not colored, no checkerboard pattern, a real alpha channel. On a square 1:1 canvas, a large rounded-rectangle moon-hatch frame sits centered with clear empty margin on every side, nothing touching or cropped by the borders. The frame is a warm amber metal hatch ring with rounded corners, one rectangular webcam opening centered inside it, shaped like a widescreen 16:9 television screen, its width exactly 1.78 times its height; the square ring therefore has visibly thicker top and bottom bars than side bars, shallow round crater pocks across the ring face, darker plum stepped shading along its lower edge, and four small pale-mint bolt dots at its corners. One small pale-mint ghost maintenance worker floats just outside the frame's lower-right outer edge, clearly clear of the opening: a rounded sheet with two dark oval eyes, a small open mouth and simple rounded nub arms with no fingers, holding a tiny straight wrench in one nub.
The amber ring lightens in flat stepped bands toward its top rim and darkens toward its bottom; the ghost is two tones of pale mint with a darker plum outline and a faint one-pixel mint glow. Its tiny straight wrench is plain and unmarked metal. Every surface is plain and unlettered: crater pocks are simple round marks, and there is no text, numbers, plaques, logos or signage anywhere. Exactly one frame and one ghost; no other props, walls or background objects.
