Yo! This looks so cool! Great job!
Despite the prevailing shades of red, a sense of calm and silence is created in the ruined world around the dome. The presence of another character emphasizes and complements the silence. The fog and haze are perfectly rendered. Well done 
. Wonderful job. 
Не смотря на преобладающие оттенки в красное, создаётся ощущение спокойствия и тишины в разрушенном мире вокруг купола. Присутствие лиш одного персонажа подчёркивает и дополняет тишины. Отлично передан туман и дымка. Молодец. замечательная работа.
Thank you very much.
Great artwork! Love the vibes, the colors, the perspective… it’s perfect.
@Valquer 
There are no limits to perfection. Cool!!! Your improvements have greatly transformed the drawing. More detail has been added, and the lighting is much more interesting. I take back my words about the first work and acknowledge this painting, it impressed me more. Well done.
Нет пределов совершенству. Круто!!! Твои доработки очень преобразили рисунок. Добавилась детализация, освещение намного интересней. Забираю свои слова по поводу первой работы и отдаю признание этой картине, она меня впечатлила сильней. Молодец.
It’s a pity that I can’t like it a second time. 
Жаль больше лайкнуть не дают.
Thank you very much for your generous and inspiring feedback! I am truly glad that you noticed the improvements and the attention to detail in this new version. Your comment motivates me to continue evolving and exploring new possibilities. I sincerely appreciate your support and the kindness in recognizing the effort behind the artwork. I hope to surprise you even more with my future creations!
Congratulations! Your artwork has been inducted into the featured artwork gallery row.
May I have your permission to post this artwork on Krita’s social accounts (Mastodon.art, reddit, X) and on Krita.org? If yes, I will credit your K-A user name (or a different name that you specify). If no, no problem.
Please supply a couple of descriptive lines for the alt text. (Alt text is meant to be shown if the image is not loaded, or is read by a screen reader for the visually impaired. It’s also typically shown when hovering over it. Imagine trying to explain the image to someone over the phone.)
Please type @sooz in your reply so I get pinged.
@Valquer Congratulations, your work is in the favorites gallery.
Поздравляю, ваша работа попала в галерею избранных.
Thank you very much, and it will be an honor to be featured on your social media!
As for the name, just use my name: Valquer.
And here is the text you asked for:
"A lone figure stands atop a craggy hill, watching the ruins of a world long lost. Below, a barren wasteland stretches to the horizon — a lifeless expanse of dust and silence. A dead tree twists skyward like a skeletal hand, beside the rusted husk of a forgotten car. Broken buildings, once part of a thriving city, now crumble into the dust of time.
At the heart of this desolation, one last city clings to survival — sealed beneath a shimmering dome. Toxic gases swirl around it, clawing at its barrier like the same poison that devoured the rest of the world.
All of this… adrift in a sea of darkness. An ocean without life, shrouded in a mist that reeks of death.
Above, a pale sun struggles to shine, its light smothered by a sky choked with thick, multicolored clouds — heavy with pollution, heavy with loss. They cast a dying orange glow over the land… a color that repels life, that whispers the end has already come.
This is the silence after the storm. The waiting before the final breath."
Dima, none of this would have happened without your belief in my work, and I’m deeply grateful for your support.
Still, I must say — your creation, Gagarin Station, transcends. It holds a rare beauty and emotional depth that, to me, far surpasses my own piece.
It deserves to live permanently within the exhibition, like a celestial artifact that speaks to something greater.
Honestly, its perfection made me think, for a moment, that it could only have come from an AI — but no machine could ever replicate such soul.
Hi, Congrats for the feature. I read your comment in Youtube’s last video with lava and rocks. Thanks again. You have good ideas. Dutch angle in composition, curious for static scene. For curious people… problably you know about the real dome experimental city that failed years ago
I’d never heard of a “Dutch angle” and had no idea about that failed dome city! But yeah, I Googled all that stuff already.
When it comes to angles… I don’t really know any technical painting terms or anything like that — I’m just a translator who messes around in Krita when I have some free time, I’m not an artist.
marvelous
Thank you, but now is your stellar month at the gallery, and your work is worthy of attention. Get well and come back to us with new ideas in drawings.
Спасибо, но сейчас твой звёздный месяц в галерее, твоя работа достойна внимания. Выздоравливай и возвращайся к нам с новыми идеями в рисунках.
Thank you very much!