A medieval-style stained-glass window seen from inside a dark stone hall: cut pieces of coloured glass set in dark lead, with details painted on in brown. The window comes alive only where the sun touches it: a band of light moves from pane to pane, the lit pane glows and throws a soft coloured patch onto the flagstones through dusty shafts, and its picture moves piece by piece while the other panes stay dark and still. The sun's colour tells the time, from blue-white dawn to orange dusk, and the title is carved into the stone below. Made for steps, seasons, a day's changes, growth and life cycles.
Use this styleSplit the content into one to four pictures (one per pane: a step, a season, a stage), say what each pane shows and what moves in it, and give one short title to carve in the stone. Everything is drawn in code, so no photos are needed; landscape only. No religious imagery; figures and objects are simplified the way stained glass draws them.
Four panes show one apple tree through spring, summer, autumn and winter; a band of sunlight crosses them from dawn to dusk, and each pane comes alive as it is lit: petals fall, a bird flies past, apples drop, snow begins.
Stained Glass · 16:9 · 8.0s