Made with Grok Imagine · CC0 · 12 Sept 2026

Code Door Closed and Open Pixel Art

Generated from: Pixel art sprite sheet for a 2D top-down survival horror game, ONE landscape canvas holding exactly TWO door sprites side by side: a left half and a right half of equal width, with a clear empty gap between them and no dividing line or divider bar drawn between the two. Left sprite: a closed gray metal security door in a metal frame, front elevation view with a very slight top-down tilt, and mounted beside the door a small dark keypad lock box with a few tiny buttons and a tiny red indicator dot on it. Right sprite: the exact same metal door and keypad, identical size, colors and style, with the door swung open inward revealing a dark empty doorway. Canvas is landscape and clearly wider than it is tall (16:9). Isolated on a plain flat solid medium gray background, no cast shadow on the floor, no floor plane, no wall, no outer image border, no text, no letters, no numbers, no watermark, no label. 16-bit pixel art: crisp hard pixel edges, no anti-aliasing, no smooth gradients, no blur, no 3D render look, no painterly shading. Strict limited desaturated palette only: VOID #0b0a0c (1 pixel dark outline), BLACK #161417, CHARCOAL #221f22, ASH_DARK #2f2b2c, GRAY #3d3836, STONE #4d4743, ASH #5e5751, ASH_LIGHT #736b63, FOG #8c847a, PALE #a39a8e, PAPER #c9bda8, MOLD #2c3330, RED_MUTED #6b2626, RUST #8a3a33. Light comes from the upper left: highlights on the upper left faces, darker tones on the lower right faces. 2x2 Bayer dithering between neighboring tones where two colors meet.