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mrkiji

May 1, 2008 | Permalink |

Another study for the “Invisible Empires” Series. This one features some sort of smoke caused by a crash near a remote mining outpost. mrkiji.com

Tags: crash, dirigibles, illustration, miners cabin, mountains, mrkiji, mrkiji.com, outpost, valley

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