The pixel art image depicts a rectangular flag, the subject of the piece, rendered with a distressed, worn texture. The flag is horizontally oriented, appearing to be centered within a completely black, otherwise featureless background. It is a modification of the Flag of Quebec, featuring a dark blue field with a white cross dividing it into four quadrants. In each of these quadrants, a white fleur-de-lis is prominently displayed, pointing upwards. The most significant alteration is at the very center of the white cross, where the iconic red and white "CH" logo of the Montreal Canadiens hockey team is emblazoned, outlined in a darker shade of red or maroon. The color palette is dominated by three main colors: a deep, saturated blue for the flag's field, a crisp white for the cross and fleurs-de-lis, and a vibrant red for the central Canadiens logo, accented by a darker red outline. The overall color scheme is strong and patriotic, utilizing complementary blue and white with a striking red focal point. The distressed texture, characterized by scattered white and light gray pixels across the blue and darker grey pixels across the white, gives the flag a weathered or vintage appearance, suggesting age or heavy use rather than a pristine condition. The overall vibe of the image is one of strong regional and sports team pride, specifically for Quebec and the Montreal Canadiens. The distressed texture adds a sense of history, resilience, and perhaps a nostalgic or rugged mood. There are no other UI elements or text beyond the logo itself. The framing is simple and direct, presenting the flag as the sole focus against the stark black background, ensuring all attention is drawn to its design and implied meaning.