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Made with Nano Banana 2 Lite ยท CC0 ยท 28 Sept 2026
Generated from: Detailed 16-bit pixel art illustration, high top-down isometric three-quarter view, of a whole cozy medieval village seen from above, crisp hard-edged pixels, rich warm earthy palette, soft light from the upper left with dark contact shadows under every object. A blue river with white foam and rocky banks runs from the top edge straight down through the exact middle of the picture to the bottom edge; one sturdy arched stone bridge crosses it at the centre, and wide worn dirt paths land on both banks. LEFT BANK: in the upper left a street of SIX small half-timbered cottages in a row along a dirt road, each different (red tile roof, blue slate roof, green roof, two thatched roofs, brown shingle roof), stone chimneys with smoke, vegetable gardens, picket fences, flower beds, a hand cart; in the lower left a big two-storey tavern with a hanging wooden sign, a yard with outdoor tables, benches and beer kegs; next to it a woodcutter's yard with stacked logs and chopping block; an open clearing with a stone campfire ring and log seats near the bridge. RIGHT BANK: in the upper right a grand stone town hall with a tall clock tower, banners and a cobbled plaza with a well and two market stalls; in the lower right, directly across the bridge, a large EMPTY square building plot of bare flat brown earth marked out with wooden stakes at the corners, nothing built on it yet; beside it a small rocky quarry with cut stone blocks. Dense dark green pine and oak forest with visible trunks frames all four edges. Scatter: barrels, crates, hay bales, fences, flowers, boulders, bushes. The dirt paths are clear of objects. No people, no text.
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David
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