Chicago by Markal
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
My 2049 "Chicago" terrain. Plant populations...crowfoot, phragmites, wheat and rose. Moodflows starfield background. Ice Cirrus clouds from someone....its not my best, but there it is....comments, suggestions are appreciated....don't know where this one is going....thanks, Mark

Comments (18)
Now this is real, real nice Mark. Colors, light, textures and the composition are a treat for the eyes.
It has been a long time since I've poked around the TG galleries here. After all this time, I can spot a 'Markal' image before I read the name. Great work.....as always!
I love the plants, that's a fascinating and mysterious terrain. Not sure what to suggest, other than maybe taking photos of cloud-scapes? I use clouds for nebulae and fire effects, so it's possible they could be useful, I think.
nice!
Fantastic image of what Chicago could possibly be like after being abandoned!!!
Fantastic,
Nice one.
Fantastic TG work, as always. I never get tired of your space vistas...
Fantastic! Excellent lighting. Love the terrain! Corrie
excellent Mark, The foreground and clouds are top shelf
My old favorite mixed with your new talent. They blend wonderfully, Mark. Gorgeous carpet! ")
Very nice work Mark.
beautiful composition, like the grass, flowers and background.
I love the emotional friction between the cold atmosphere and the warm ground. What is a happening with the atmosphere in the upper right corner ? Very nice Work.
Excellent work!
Fantastic looking terrain and image!
Fantastic Mark! Killer terrain and the sky elements are real eye-candy!
Beautiful contrast here between the colorful and crowded vegetation and the desolation of the structures.