Made with Grok Imagine · CC0 · 11 Aug 2026

Grass Dirt Mirror Split 100x200

Generated from: A single flat 2D HD pixel-art source image exactly 100 pixels wide by 200 pixels tall, split into two equal halves: the top 100x100 half is grass and the bottom 100x100 half is dirt. The grass half is true left-right mirror symmetry across the vertical centerline. The dirt half is independently true left-right mirror symmetry across the vertical centerline. The boundary between the grass bottom row and dirt top row is a perfectly straight horizontal line at the exact midpoint. No grass extends into the dirt half. Crisp pixel clusters, controlled palette, detailed realistic material texture. Grass contains grass blades and ground cover material only. Dirt contains brown earth with small embedded rocks and roots as part of the dirt material. Strict flat 2D orthographic top-down view only. No perspective, no 3D rendering, no volumetric lighting, no shadows, no depth. No extra props, plants, flowers, water, sand, grass blades sticking into dirt, characters, text, UI, white background, transparent padding, or border. Seamless left-right mirroring within each half.