Minimalist three-panel sequence: first, a human and tree under a crescent moon; then, a nuclear waste site under a full moon; finally, a destroyed landscape under crescent moons.

I need an image sequence for a long-term warning system about a nuclear waste site. The design needs to use simple, universal symbols and be highly durable, suitable for engraving on a surface that will endure for thousands of years. The sequence should consist of three panels arranged in a line. Each panel needs to depict a progression of a human, a tree, and radiation, alongside the moon's phases to act as a time indicator. General Instructions: The style should be simple, bold, and minimalistic (similar to ancient engravings, like cave paintings), as the images must endure millennia of weathering. Use basic stick-figure style for the human and simple geometric shapes for the tree and containment system. The moon phases (waxing and waning) are crucial to indicate the passage of time and should be included in the background or upper corners of the panels. The panels should be arranged in a straight line (not circular) to avoid misinterpretation as a cyclical event. Panel 1 (Beginning - Before the Radiation): Human: A simple stick figure of a human standing upright, smiling, arms slightly raised or relaxed. The figure should convey a calm and peaceful state. Tree: A simple tree, with a trunk and basic angular branches and leaves. Containment System: A simple box-like structure with a radiation symbol inside or next to it, indicating that the radiation is contained. Moon: A waxing crescent moon in the background (crescent shape facing right), indicating time is starting to See more