Made with Summer Pixel · CC0 · 23 Sept 2026

Dark Pixel Pub Interior

Edited image: Edit this dark pixel-art pub interior with THREE precise changes only. Keep the exact same framing, 16:9 crop, coarse pixel-art style with hard edges and limited palette, the black-and-white checkerboard floor, the octagonal bar with green top and glowing amber edge, the blue lit bottle shelf, the orange bar stools, the picture-covered wood wall, the amber hanging lamp, the bench, the sliding door on its metal rail - all unchanged. CHANGE 1 (LEFT): On the dark wood wall on the LEFT side, add a small pub window made of small irregular panes of GREEN glass in several different green tones, like thick old bottle glass. Each glass piece is clearly joined by thin light-colored lead and solder lines, so it reads as a leaded stained-glass window with a visible grid of leaded cames and solder joints. Not one large clear pane. No daylight through this window - it stays green and dark, matching the pub's dim lighting. CHANGE 2 (BOTTOM RIGHT): The dark wooden A-frame sign with a large black chalkboard standing in the lower right area must disappear COMPLETELY. In its place just show plain wood wall and checkerboard floor, as if it was never there. CHANGE 3 (RIGHT DOOR): The sliding door on the right on its metal rail gets a window with a normal, CLEAR, TRANSPARENT pane of ordinary glass - the clear opposite of the green leaded panes on the left. Through this clear window a visible cool DAYLIGHT beam shines into the room, a distinct bluish-white shaft of outside light clearly different from the warm amber and cool blue artificial lights of the pub, brightening that corner without destroying the dark mood. Do not add any person or figure. No readable text anywhere. No black bars, no letterboxing, keep the original aspect ratio and composition.