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A little addition to the previous pic [link]Related content
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i really love the atmosphere and environment on this one. makes me really wish i could be there to experience it as a whole.
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Love industrial culture. And reminds me of Necrovision: lost company.
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Nice addition, it's like you just zoomed in (came closer) to the tower.
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again: your work continues to amaze and inspire me. Thank you for sharing.
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the atmospheres that you build within your drawings are stunning, and i envy them so much 
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The first image a more pulled back scene looked just like an old warn industrial city, where this close up drawn section appears to me like one of those back street abandoned areas like in New York City. If it were Chicago and this is the old L Line, or section of the Stock Yards as I have seen before, I could relate, well done pic.
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Man, this is really inspiring!
I'm a sucker for the urban/industrial things
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Nice contrast between the warm and cool colors, so atmospheric!
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Great picture! I love the colors you used on this. They set the tone, nicely.
It would be so cool to live there.
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Amazing painting. I like the dour tone of the piece.
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Beautifully done
I love how you did the dust particles (or snow?) which catches the light
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A hauntingly beautiful piece indeed, your colouring in of itself is a work of art! BRAVO
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It's beautiful! Has a nostalgic quality about it. Love the lighting.
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Gads, your color theory gives me shivers, man. Absolutely gorgeous
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I love how atmospheric you can get your pictures. I wish I could do that. You make it look so effortless.
More practice for me!
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This reminds me of the industrial part of chicago
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Same here I see this as like one of those rails that went to the industrial centers when the Stock Yards were still around, and this pic portrays the abandoned parts o what is left, or the future of the L line.
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This is funny, because it reminds me of industrial parts of my home town (in my childhood I lived in Russia near the Ural mountains).
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