Capturing the essence of movement and tradition, the artwork features a striking steam train, vividly portrayed in the ink and wash painting style reminiscent of Wu Guanzhong’s work. The locomotive, marked boldly with the number “425” in white, charges forward on the tracks, its red stripe and front headboard cutting through the black background that enhances the intensity of the scene. Billowing black smoke rises from the chimney, adding a dynamic texture and a sense of unstoppable force as the train approaches a station. The image is drawn with simple yet bold ink strokes and rough edges that suggest both speed and an impressionistic grandeur. The use of dark tones and high contrast, along with a dramatic, wide-angle perspective, magnifies the train’s grand appearance against the minimalist backdrop. This composition could serve as an excellent study for artists exploring MidJourney style reference tutorials and tricks, focusing on how to blend traditional techniques with modern subjects in ink drawings.