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<lora:Ian_McQue:0.75>, By Ian McQue,A surrealist digital painting heavily in the style of Ian McQue. The main subject is a massive, imposing ancient Chinese multi-tiered tower ship, hovering ponderously and flying through a murky yellow sky thick with industrial smog and heavy clouds. The hull is primarily constructed from heavily weathered, dark, cracked, and water-stained massive timbers. Traditional Chinese architectural features like multi-layered flying eaves and Dougong brackets are visible but worn at the edges, with missing tiles and peeling vermillion paint. The crucial conflict arises from the crudely retrofitted, welded-on, massive, rusty, grease-stained metal anti-gravity engines or turbofans in McQue's signature style, attached beneath and to the sides of the hull. These engines have rough casings covered in rivets, exposed pipes, heat sinks, warning stripes (faded and blurred), and are spewing turbid exhaust with heat distortion effects. Tattered canvas or ropes hang haphazardly from the ship's railings, contrasting with blinking indicator lights on the industrial modules below. Light streams diagonally through breaks in the clouds, creating dramatic volumetric rays, illuminating the complex structure and airborne dust. Overall color palette is warm and dark, extremely rich in detail, emphasizing the ancient wood grain, metal rust and grime, and the rough welding marks at the junctures. The art style is rugged, powerful, with visible brushstrokes, full of narrative potential. <lora:MJ7_PRO:1>