Epie Ryuzaki
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    Jim Kay’s illustration of Big Ben features intricate line work highlighting its Gothic Revival architecture. The stone façade is detailed with textured shading, enhancing its grandeur. The clock face is carefully rendered with Roman numerals and delicate hands. The color palette uses muted grays and rich browns, adding a timeless, historical feel. The sky is depicted with dramatic, swirling clouds, contributing to a sense of movement and intensity. Kay’s art combines precise architectural detail with a rich, atmospheric backdrop, emphasizing the iconic significance of Big Ben

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