Pixel Art Evolution Tree

"Create a highly detailed isometric pixel art illustration of art history as a colossal symbolic tree, in 3:4 aspect ratio at 4K resolution. The artwork should depict artistic movements as roots, trunk, branches, and evolving growth patterns across time. VISUAL STYLE — METAPHORICAL ISOMETRIC PIXEL WORLD Extremely fine pixel detailing with organic textures Layered symbolic growth patterns and environmental storytelling Clean, refined isometric pixel architecture blended with nature Clear silhouettes, intricate foliage, and visual metaphors CORE CONCEPT — ART AS A LIVING ORGANISM Central feature: The Tree of Human Expression, growing upward through time ERA 1: ROOTS OF CREATION (40,000 BCE – 1400 CE) Roots carved with cave paintings and primal symbols Egyptian glyph-stones embedded in soil Greek and Roman foundations forming the trunk base Symbolic elements: fossils, stone tools, sacred icons ERA 2: THE RISING TRUNK (1400 – 1850) Renaissance growth rings with anatomical sketches Baroque bark twisting with drama and motion Romantic branches stretching toward wild skies Symbolic elements: sculpted leaves, golden ratios, flowing cloth ERA 3: FRACTURED BRANCHES (1850 – 1970) Cubist limbs splitting into geometric angles Surreal fruit floating unnaturally Abstract Expressionist splashes embedded in bark Symbolic elements: bold pigments, broken symmetry, dream growths ERA 4: SYNTHETIC CANOPY (1970 – FUTURE) Neon leaves, pixelated blossoms, holographic vines AI-generated fruits and virtual blossoms Symbolic elements: circuits, data streams, light nodes COLOR LANGUAGE Roots: earth browns, cave blacks, mineral reds Trunk: balanced classical tones and natural light Branches: expressive, experimental color breaks Canopy: neon accents, digital glow, minimal whites TYPOGRAPHY (ENGLISH ONLY) Carved into the trunk: “ART EVOLUTION” Floating among leaves: “From Ancestral Marks to Algorithmic Creation” PHILOSOPHICAL LAYER Art as growth, mutation, and inheritance Tradition as nourishment, rebellion as branching The future as an open-ended extension"