Castle in the Sky Garden-Island Survives Frame (1986)

Re-render this image as a frame from Studio Ghibli's Castle in the Sky (1986), Miyazaki direction, early-mature Oga watercolor backgrounds, cel production. Wide-to-medium shot of a floating island-garden suspended in pale clouds, dominated by a massive ancient tree at center with roots wrapped through stone ruins, moss covering broken stone walls, small wildflowers in the foreground, a single weathered robot-gardener at the base of the tree (one hand outstretched, posture gentle, vines growing across its torso). Sky background fills 60% of frame: pale blue-and-rose dawn or dusk light with soft cumulus clouds at multiple depths, atmospheric perspective with distant clouds nearly white. Lighting: golden-hour warm directional from one side, soft shadow on the opposite side of tree and robot, cool ambient fill from sky. Cel-animation linework: clean single-weight ink, slight imperfection of mid-period Ghibli. Oga watercolor backgrounds with visible wet-on-wet pooling in cloud-and-moss textures. Mood: what survives the fall of empire, the garden and the old guardian remain after the citadel has collapsed, no grief, no triumph, just the quiet continuation of vegetal-and-mechanical life after the political superstructure has fallen away. Composition leaves sky-negative-space in upper third suitable for caption insertion. No legible text, no studio watermark. Aspect ratio 16:9 matching source. Preserve the subject and composition of the source image exactly, change only the medium and rendering.