Top-down view of a picnic table mural with 'MAKE KIN NOT LANDFILL' text, roots, plants, fish, and hands.

Image Generation Prompt: Top-down view of a wooden picnic table with benches, painted in a bold, graphic mural style. The central slats of the tabletop feature large, hand-drawn organic letters reading “MAKE KIN, NOT LANDFILL” — styled like carved wood, with slight natural variation. The text sits within a glowing circular hearth motif with a radiant gradient of warm oranges, ochres, golds, reddish browns, and pops of neon. Around this central hearth is a living ring of imagery: – Interwoven roots and mycelium strands in soft browns and subtle whites – Cedar boughs fanning outward – Salmon swimming in a circular flow – Blooming camas flowers (soft purple-blue) – Hands planting seeds and small seedlings sprouting – Native berries (Saskatoon, salal) in rich reds and purples Bench seats: – One shows a mycelium network linking sprouting plants and roots in cream and brown – The other features flowing water lines in deep blues and teals, with aquatic plants and ripples Table edges and legs: – Outer edges ringed with small stars, vines, and seedlings – Legs subtly painted with vertical cedar bark patterns or climbing vine motifs Color palette: Warm hearth tones (oranges, ochres, reds), deep greens and sage, soft purples/blues, indigo and berry tones, earthy browns and cream Style: Bold, graphic, clear lines; designed for a mural on natural wood; outdoor-friendly; slight 70s aesthetic with neon touches; harmonious balance of natural and symbolic elements. See more