This artistic portrayal combines the iconic Empire State Building with the broader skyline of New York City, imagined through a blend of dark fantasy and apocalyptic themes. The scene draws influence from the intricate ink work of Gustave Doré, Bill Sienkiewicz, Simon Bisley, and Alex Ross, emphasizing a comic book style that captures the brooding essence of a fantasy-inspired New York under a dark moonlit sky. Here, the ominous presence of a brooding moon elevates the horror aesthetic, akin to the styles of Junji Ito and Virgil Finlay, which complements the dystopian and cyberpunk undercurrents evocative of an Alphonse Mucha influence. This amalgamation of styles, all meticulously inked on white paper, showcases a dramatic, moody interpretation of the city that teases the viewer’s imagination. For those intrigued by this unique blend of styles and curious on how to create similar art, discovering how to use MidJourney –sref for unique art styles can be an invaluable resource. This technique allows for the exploration of diverse artistic influences, further enriching the narrative woven through the inked outlines and somber palettes of the New York skyline.