A wide horizontal 2-panel manga/anime style illustration depicting the rise and fall of Apollo Computer over nine years. Panel 1 (left side – prosperity and dominance): Early 1980s high-tech R&D office filled with energy and optimism. Talented engineers and programmers in lab coats and 80s business suits are celebrating a huge technological breakthrough. They are raising champagne glasses, cheering, smiling confidently, and giving thumbs up. The room is packed with users and clients praising them. Large beige Apollo Domain workstations with bulky industrial towers and high-resolution CRT monitors display green code, 3D wireframe graphics, and CAD models. A big banner reads: “APOLLO COMPUTER: DOMAIN DOMINANCE”. Lighting is warm, golden, and triumphant. Atmosphere feels victorious, booming, and full of success. Panel 2 (right side – decline and abandonment): The same office years later, now dark, cold, and nearly empty. Dust, cobwebs, scattered papers, and aging computers. Lights are dim and bluish. Chairs overturned. No customers present. Competitors’ modern machines are visible through the windows in the distance, symbolizing being overtaken. Old Apollo workstations sit unused. A small “CLOSED” sign on a monitor. A lonely crow perched inside to emphasize silence and failure. Mood is melancholic, stagnant, and forgotten. Engineers and users are gone. Art style: Retro 80s–90s anime aesthetic (similar to Patlabor or Akira office scenes), clean line art, detailed mechanical designs, vibrant cel-shading, cinematic lighting, strong emotional contrast between panels, high detail, sharp focus. Composition: Single image, split into two equal panels, wide landscape layout, strong contrast between warm success (left) and cold decline (right).