This is phenomenal work Bio. I know you've been working on this for a very long time now, but it's been very well worth all the work. Exceedingly ambitious and a delight to study. :)

Thanks prannon!! I totally appreciate the support.

You got it buddy.

This is so awesome <3<3

Thanks poss!

<3

So many characters! A wonderfully done scene.

Holy heck that looks like a wonderful place to visit *.*
Blooming fantastic work, this while piece looks so vibrant!

thanks tea! Vibrant is good

I love all the elements you've put into this while being so cohesive!! There's so much depth and story, I'm blown away by how awesome this is. Phenomenal work!!

Needs more shiothek! Thankyou so much Zy.

Stunning

Lots to see! thanks Taala

Beautiful. 10/10. All it needs now is a Zoo with a few human specimens in? heh.

Indeed! Thankyou

That is just mindblowing! Im a huge fan of sci-fi designs and architecture, and the designs I see on this picture are some of the best one i've ever seen, furry or not!

Awesome! It's very hard to compete with mainstream designers, so thankyou!

Mhm! I look at your pic and cant help but imagine like its an official concept art piece for a futuristic city-building game like Anno, just with furries instead :P https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gl3ZGvmdlXs

Well, the Sen sure know their flowy arcitecture. I recall from some time a story about how a machine-learning algorithm was given the job of coming up with a design for a component that maximized strength with minimal material use and came up with the wildest, hole-ridden, near-biological look for it. I look forward t seeing when humans know how to use something like that in our architecture and design!
And they certainly don't waste any expenses on the scenery in their habitats. Really, when it coms down to the scenery and the mid-part of this painting, I am very much in love

It is, also, a very busy image around the lower corners, particularly the left one. In part it feels like a painting that's not sure if the draw is the towering scenery of Satasha, or the mingling people of it, and is torn between those two. There's a three-part video which, I'd dare say has informed a lot about how I setup my scenes - I think you might find it useful!
Design Cinema – EP 2 - Shot Setup Part 01
Design Cinema – EP 2 - Shot Setup Part 02
Design Cinema – EP 2 - Shot Setup Part 03

Is it kosher to refer to them as the Sen, me being still a mere human? I've always felt a bit torn between Sen and Wrought, uncertain which to refer to them by, since one is canonically a human-used term.

(Monako has a really intriguing looking jacked which I'd love to have a betterlook at, it looks like it's be really stylish)

Thanks Karbik, and yeah, i absolutely love computer optimised structural design. The shapes are a big influence on my work. I feel like it is the next logical direction in design in general,
and that I should be really trying to think further ahead than that with sen articles.
Thanks so much for the resources, I totally understand and yes, it is visually cluttered. My next pieces should take composition more into account, i'm just really impulsive with my art.

Its totally cool, either term is acceptable, Wrought is actually a perjorative towards them on the human side.
I'd love to own a jacket like that, I think I should design a turntable view of him and his clothes as a reference sheet!

Amazing work! Love all the details and the time period

Cheers :)

That's just...wow. That's an amazing piece of art, period. Amazing level of detail.

Thankyou!

Whoa this is a huge scene Bio with lots to look at and interesting way to show the variety within your species and world building!
Sweet architecture, lots to look at, and see you have a good understanding of value depth :]

Thanks stu! I still have a huge way to go, but this was a good place to start :P Would love to talk colouring sometime, I have lots of stuff in the works

yeah bol happy to help out where I can!

So many things to look at, nice :D

There's so much detail here, I love your world!

Oh wow, this is excellent, so many fascinating details to study!