Made with Seedream 5.0 Pro · CC0 · 18 Sept 2026

budynki - painterly top-down building tile sheet v2

Generated from: Top-down painterly building material and building part sheet for a 2D map editor. LAYOUT: one single image divided into EXACTLY 25 equal rectangular cells in a strict 5-column by 5-row uniform grid that fills the whole canvas edge to edge. Zero outer margin, zero gutter, zero frame, zero border line, zero dividing line, zero text, zero numbers, zero labels, zero watermark. All 25 cells exactly the same size, laid out evenly like graph paper. MIXED CELLS: cells 1 to 10, 16 to 20, 22 and 23 are opaque seamless MATERIAL TEXTURES that cover their whole cell edge to edge with no magenta and no margin, with even low-contrast detail at their borders so copies placed side by side join without a visible seam, and with no vignette or outline inside the cell. Cells 11 to 15, 21, 24 and 25 are single OBJECTS drawn from directly above, floating in the middle of their own cell on a flat uniform magenta #FF00FF background with no gradient and no texture, fully inside the cell and never crossing its boundary, each with a soft dark grey contact shadow underneath. Never use magenta inside the material textures or inside the objects. STYLE: hand-painted digital illustration, painterly brush work, soft shading, gentle depth, light falling from the upper left, natural colours, one consistent painterly look across all 25 cells. Not photorealistic, never a photograph, no hard black outlines. CELL ORDER, reading left to right then top to bottom: row 1: (1) vertical wooden wall planks, (2) grey stone block wall, (3) light timber plank wall, (4) red brick wall, (5) whitewashed plaster wall; row 2: (6) heavy fortress stone wall with crenellations seen from above, (7) ruined broken crumbling wall, (8) roof surface of overlapping wooden shingles, (9) roof ridge cap running across the cell in matching shingle colour and light, (10) roof eave edge of shingles in matching colour and light; row 3: (11) a closed wooden door seen from above, (12) a wide double wooden door seen from above, (13) an iron-bound wooden gate seen from above, (14) a small square window with a wooden frame seen from above, (15) a large wide window with a wooden frame seen from above; row 4: (16) a stone pillar column seen from above, (17) a stone staircase seen from above, (18) polished wooden floorboards, (19) stone terrace paving slabs, (20) balcony deck boards; row 5: (21) a brick chimney seen from above, (22) a packed dirt road surface texture, (23) a laid stone path surface texture, (24) a short section of wooden fence seen from above with two posts, (25) a short section of low stone wall seen from above. Cells 8, 9 and 10 belong to one roof: their shingle colour, shading and light direction must match so they can be stacked one above the other.