Seasonal Changes: A Four-Panel Comparison of the Same Landscape

Create a seasonal change diagram showing the same landscape view four times in a horizontal strip. Render each frame as a flat illustrated elevation of the same planting bed from the same viewpoint at the same scale, changing only what the season changes: spring with bare branches and low bulbs flowering, summer with full canopy and tall grasses at their peak, autumn with the foliage turned and seed heads standing, winter with bare structure, evergreen mass and the visible skeleton of the deciduous plants. Keep the built elements — a path, a bench, a low wall — identical in every frame as the constant. Detail the palette shifting frame to frame while staying within one muted illustrated register. Add a season label above each frame and a horizontal timeline beneath with month markers and small bars showing each species' flowering period. Flat illustrated diagram, white background, no photorealism, consistent framing across all four.