City on the hill

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A detailed, surreal painting in the style of Jacek Yerka or inspired by Jean Giraud (Moebius), depicting a fantastical, architectural landscape at twilight. The scene is dominated by a large, irregularly shaped hill, resembling a chess board or a patchwork of green and tan squares, on which multiple buildings are constructed. Many of these buildings are askew, some floating, while others are connected by winding staircases.

In the background, a large, pale moon or planet hangs in the sky, framed by scattered clouds. The horizon glows with the warm hues of a sunset, blending into a deep blue-green sky. Several structures resembling tall, intricate towers with domed tops and balconies rise from the landscape, some appearing to float. One prominent tower on the left has blue domed sections and small figures visible within its open balconies. Another central tower features large arched openings and a dome at its apex. Floating transparent cubes containing various objects, like gears, clocks, or tiny figures, are scattered across the sky. Several solid, box-like structures, some with figures climbing on them, also float in the air.

On the main hill, a bustling scene unfolds. Numerous small figures, resembling human-like creatures or anthrop