Solemn Feline Stargazers of Sky Islands

2x2 grid, 16:9 overall composition, four distinct panels featuring four legendary stargazers reimagined as solemn tea-house cats on drifting sky islands, each panel centered on a different fictional feline astronomer and their breakthrough, all completely transformed into traditional ink wash painting with midnight navy and brass accents, translucent resin details, melancholic nostalgic atmosphere Panel 1 — an elderly long-whiskered tea-house cat named Master Veyru, seated beside a brass armillary suspended from a crooked pavilion beam on a mist-wrapped floating isle, demonstrating that wandering lights follow patterned loops across the heavens; resin prayer charms and translucent measuring beads hang from the eaves, ink-washed cloud abysses below, sparse calligraphic stars, worn teacups, sorrowful contemplative gaze Panel 2 — a one-eyed calico tea-house cat scholar named Sira Nohl, standing on a narrow sky bridge between two hovering islands, arranging brass star discs and resin sighting rods to map hidden companions circling distant suns; behind her, faded tea banners ripple in the high wind, jagged cliff gardens and lantern poles dissolve into navy washes, nostalgic stillness, precise celestial diagrams bleeding softly into rice-paper texture Panel 3 — a broad-shouldered charcoal cat proprietor named Old Fen Tal, leaning over a low tea counter carved from dark wood on a moonlit island terrace, revealing that the pale wandering orb changes face in a repeating rhythm tied to shadow and light; translucent resin moon bowls catch reflections like trapped memory, brass steam kettles glint softly, ink mountains float far below in haze, mournful silence and age-worn wisdom Panel 4 — a young silver-striped tea-house cat called Lumei, perched on the roof ridge of a tiny airborne teahouse, recording a blazing visitor streaking across the upper dark; swirling brass dust and resin wind chimes frame the scene, scattered celestial scrolls pinned by teacup lids, islands receding into deep navy emptiness, wistful longing, elegant ink dispersion and negative space emphasizing loss and wonder unified visual treatment: traditional sumi-e ink wash painting, expressive brush diffusion, rice paper grain, midnight navy dominant with restrained brass illumination, translucent resin ornaments, minimal yet poetic environmental detail, drifting fog, faded architecture, fragile celestial instruments, no modern technology, no photorealism, no cartoon gloss, no bright cheerful colors, no low-poly geometry