A square, highly detailed comic-book portrait designed as a Chess.com profile picture. A fictional 85–90-year-old American Southern war-veteran caricature sits at a rustic wooden table, saluting stiffly with one hand while facing the viewer with a grim, intimidating expression. He is visibly very old, unmistakably around 85–90 years old, with an extremely weathered, deeply aged face, pronounced deep wrinkles, sagging skin, age spots, sun-damaged skin, prominent facial lines, hollow cheeks, a thin and frail elderly appearance, tired eyes, and the exhausted physical presence of a man who has lived a very long and extremely difficult life. He is completely bald, wears a black eye patch over one eye, has heavy five-o’clock shadow, rough skin, a crooked nose, and an intensely hardened appearance. His expression should be stern, bitter, battle-worn, exhausted, and slightly unhinged, with a dark sense of humor. His clothing must be completely plain and unadorned. No medals, no military insignia, no badges, no patches, no coat of arms, no heraldry, no flags, no emblems, no symbols, no decorative military markings, and no logos anywhere on his clothing. His clothing should look worn, aged, simple, and utilitarian, but contain absolutely no identifiable insignia or symbolic decoration. On the wooden table directly in front of him is a fully set-up chessboard in the middle of an ongoing game, with detailed Staunton-style chess pieces in realistic positions. Immediately to the left of Ver mais