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Made with Grok Imagine ยท CC0 ยท 25 Sept 2026
Generated from: Original hand-painted dark fantasy medieval MMO game interface icon sheet. Exactly 16 separate icons arranged in a precise 4 by 4 grid: 4 columns, 4 rows, evenly spaced, every icon centered inside its own invisible cell with generous empty padding on all sides. Absolutely no text, no letters, no numbers, no labels, no grid lines, no cell frames, no borders between icons. Row 1, left to right: a leather adventurer satchel bag; a closed arcane spellbook; a knight helmet bust seen straight on; a rolled parchment scroll tied with a ribbon. Row 2, left to right: a metal cog gear; a heraldic knight shield with a simple vertical charge; an unrolled treasure map with folded corners; two identical hooded figures standing side by side. Row 3, left to right: a sealed envelope with a wax seal; a feathered quill crossed with a small crafting tool; two simple friendly faces side by side; a heavy studded iron door with a round ring handle. Row 4, left to right: two crossed swords; a single bright magic flame; a small round glass potion flask with a cork; a round wooden shield with a metal cross brace. Each individual icon: bold simple silhouette with a thick dark brown-black outline, aged gold bronze and parchment palette, muted and slightly desaturated, subtle painterly shading, chunky shapes, minimal interior detail, high contrast so it reads clearly at 28 pixels. All 16 icons share one consistent art style and light source from the upper left. Icons never touch or overlap each other. Straight-on orthographic front view, no perspective, no drop shadows. The entire background of the sheet is one uniform flat pure white with nothing on it.
Creator
Markus Ramos
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