Made with Summer Pixel · CC0 · 5 Oct 2026

Expanded Pixel Castle

Edited image: Keep the landscape canvas shape exactly as given (wide, about 1.8:1) and keep the existing castle in the middle pixel-for-pixel in style, scale, palette and design. Then FILL THE EMPTY MAGENTA AREAS ON THE LEFT AND RIGHT with NEW castle architecture at the SAME pixel density and same chunky pixel-art style, connected to the existing building, so the castle spans the full width edge to edge. Architecture to add: - LEFT: a lower stone side wing with a small slate-roofed turret, two rows of the same deep-blue pointed arched windows, and a crenellated curtain wall segment. - RIGHT: a similar lower stone side wing plus a crenellated rampart and a small round tower with a slate conical roof, smaller than the existing big right tower. - BOTH: a broader lower castle body with buttresses, matching grey stone masonry blocks and warm orange-brown timber trim, plus a connecting crenellated rampart linking the new wings to the main mass. Preserve the style exactly: chunky simplified pixel art, large pixel clusters, few shading steps, hard dark outlines, same grey stone / dark grey slate / orange-brown trim / deep blue windows palette and the warm orange lantern glow. Do NOT stretch, squash or resample anything: round towers stay round, windows stay square, proportions natural. Keep the asymmetry: the central spire remains the TALLEST point and the big round tower with the tall conical roof stays on the RIGHT and stays the largest tower. Background: flat pure magenta #FF00FF, perfectly uniform, edge to edge, including the corners. No ground, no grass, no terrain, no trees or bushes. No flags, pennants, banners or emblems.