Made with Nano Banana 2 Lite · CC0 · 19 Aug 2026

Image: Top-down-facing pixel art game tile, perfectly squ

Generated from: Top-down-facing pixel art game tile, perfectly square, a standalone landmark structure viewed from a slightly elevated front angle, same camera style as a small pixel-art building tile. The structure is a jagged black rock spire fused with a gnarled dead tree, centred in the frame and occupying roughly two-thirds of the tile's height, with cracked orange-tan desert dirt ground clearly visible and textured all the way around it -- above, below, left and right -- filling every part of the frame edge to edge, no flat empty background colour anywhere, the ground must look like the same cracked sun-baked earth on every side, not just a thin strip at the bottom. Perched at the very top of the spire: one vulture in bold, clean, simple black silhouette, wings folded, hooked reddish-brown beak, small bald reddish head, facing forward, drawn large and simple so it reads clearly even at small size. A second smaller vulture perched lower on a dead branch to the side. At the base, a few bleached bones and a small skull sitting in the cracked dirt. Warm dusty colour palette: near-black weathered rock, dark brown dead wood, warm tan-orange cracked dirt matching sun-baked desert ground, bone white, dark brown-black feathers. Chunky retro 16-bit pixel art, bold clean shapes, visible chunky pixel blocks, limited palette, strong readable silhouette, high contrast. The artwork fills the entire square frame completely edge to edge with no border, no frame, no text, no user interface, no sky, no horizon line.