Cyborg holidaying at the rusty car corral by jmattatall
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https://www.deviantart.com/stockproject1/art/Rusted-Car-3139817-189811078
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Comments (19)
Great image....Nice work....
looks great in this atmosphere!
A very emotional filled scene! Impressive work!
beautiful image
Excellent Creation.
Wonderful!
Wow this scene is super cool. Great job
yanno, i'm just a huge sucker for these muted palettes of yours... nice almost whimsical aspect to those little land masses - great touch, esp. the way you've 'linked' them [they make me think of lightpoles and powerlines, too]...
thanks Giana
I love your work, great color schemes
Excellent composition. This is a beautiful image!!!👍😀
Cool image!!!
Very handsome work
Fantastic work.
Fantastic looking scene!!!
Excellent, superbe scène ♥
Needs to be viewed full size for the full impact!!! One of your best, technique wise and emotionally! Love it!!!
thanks greywolf
Amazingly creative. Excellent work!
very intriguing, I like the way it plays the various elements off against one another — no cars but floating homes(communities) in the Laputa vein, abandoned cyborgs but old fashioned buildings in the sky that must require a lot of maintenance, — and then the angry sky as though the gods don't approve of... something, very nice image that is more surreal than Dali in many ways
thanks Paul, always appreciate your descriptive comments
Love it, it looks great!
a very very beautiful composition