Made with Grok Imagine · CC0 · 17 Sept 2026

Timber Plank Stack - Settlement Prop (2 / 2)

Generated from: Hand-painted 2D top-down game sprite of a small stack of cut construction timber: five squared wooden planks and one thicker beam stacked in a loose criss-cross pile resting on the ground, with one short offcut board leaning against the side. Elevated high three-quarter view looking down at about 55 degrees from above, so the flat upper faces and the sawn ends of every board are clearly visible - the same camera angle as a top-down settlement game prop. Warm natural medieval construction timber: honey, amber and chestnut brown wood with clearly visible grain lines, small knots, pale sawn end rings and strong board-to-board colour and tone variation, slightly weathered with worn rounded edges. Soft painterly brush shading, a gentle daylight highlight running along the upper edges of the top boards and soft warm shadow only in the gaps between boards. Broad readable hand-painted brush strokes, medium-scale painted detail, natural irregularity, no perfectly clean uniform surfaces. The object sits alone and centred, filling most of the frame with only a small even margin, on a completely flat uniform plain mid-grey backdrop. No ground, no grass, no dirt, no shadow cast on the floor, no ellipse under the object, no scenery, no second object, no text, no border. Not pixel art, not flat vector art, not a 3D render, not photorealistic, no heavy dark outlines, not glossy plastic mobile-game art.