It's kind of hard to see in any detail, thanks to its size, but I overlaid an Ultimate Doom Builder screen on it, and I saved a bigger version of it!
I've always liked the image of "Barefoot".
I'm a trucker in real life, and the phrase "barefoot" has a fairly significant meaning for a lot of things truckers do, and how they do them.
If you're running a CB with no extra power, you're running it "Barefoot"! If you go over a mountain with icy roads without chains, you're doing it... you guessed it!
"Barefoot"!
What it means is, you're doing it simply and straightforward. Which is, I guess, how I like to think I approach making my maps. I just do them, learn as I go along, and just plain and simply, get making them done.
There may not be a lot of correlation between driving a truck and making maps for Doom, but eh, I like it. It just kind of fits my attitude towards it and how I approach it. Just me, my brain and my two hands - doing it, yep!
Barefoot!
Haha! Thanks for reading!