Lost City by lyron
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.

Comments (120)
Excellent terrain and great POV, well done!
Great work
Wonderful work with the fog.Beautiful image.Love the title.
COOL LANDSCAPE
unique terrain!really effective atmospherics,Javier.
Fantastic artwork...great lost city...very well created!
Fab work!
fantastic landscape and light
Fantastic..wonderful ruins!!
WONDERFUL TERRAGEN, GORGEOUS SCENE !!!
A very interesting image! I love the atmosphere in this.
Very interesting this lost city, I like fog too! Perfectly done Javier :)
a very cool landscape, the mist is great!
Fantastico territorio. Me gusta el ambiente de misterio
Very nice work! love the light and mist
Very realistic scene!
superb work!
Excellent Terragen landscape!!!
Xavier its awesome in every way I am just so glad I dropped by to see this atmospheric image so full of imnpact!! Just love what you've done here!!!
Yes!This look quite like you said:lost!! And the city is somehere or nowhere...The atmosphere is beautiful but somehow dramatic.I love the light and the effect of smog or smoke after fire...
Very cool. This does look like an ancient buried city. Great job.
Javier this is an amazing creation my friend. Can you please tell me your inspiration for this lost city ?
Nice work Lyron, go0d to see a TG piece from you. NICE !!
Fantastic work my friend!!!!! Higs:)
"Planet if the Square Heads?" Very COOOOOOL, J!
Great landscape n composition... Also great atmosphere
cool pov and atmosphere my friend, like that landscape of the lost city..
The haze is very beautiful.
Really creative and so cool. Love the details in this. Fabulous landscaping. Way cool atmosphere.
a lost city was my first thought then I read your title. reminds me of the ruins in Arizona and New Mexico