Thread 2263457

The fourth installment of the Gloomy Urban thread.
Made in the absence of Enyen, the previous OP.

The picture must be *Gloomy*.
*Urban* is ideal but not required.

Enyen made a Drive folder with every image from Gloomy Urban #1/#2 as well as some from #3 and their collection.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/16o0LTdHDamvg-f4rOPBTce1svsDjvkfz?usp=sharing

>>2263457 (OP)
that Drive is a goldmine, thanks a lot anon ^-^

>>2263457 (OP)
I came across this board coincidentally, I didn't think I would be remembered by name.
I stopped posting since life got a bit busy.
I was just going to let the last board fade away, I regret not archiving the last board now, I really didn't think this would come back.
I have still been collecting images all this time, albeit at a much slower rate since we have collected a lot of what is out there.
I wouldn't mind putting them all together into the folder and posting some of them here.

>>2263559
updating the folder would be appreciated

Did anyone back up the 3rd thread?

>>2263559
>>2263714
here you are, backup of thread #3
https://buzzheavier.com/lhlo3p3hzdqo

Got some new additions since last thread. Dumping.

>>2264499
That's it for now.

I'm probably about the quintillionth person to say this, but the 6MB limit here is really shit. Can't post most of my stuff without compressing, and I really hate compressing.

>>2263559
I still remember you and the first thread, crazy that it's been years already

I'm searching for a comfy/gloomy wallpaper I saw here on /w/ 1-2 years ago. It was a lot of skyscrapers apartment complexes that were all glued together creating a very gloomy dystopian city. The buildings had dozens of floors and the camera angle is from above (you probably couldn't see the ground). It's like picrel but gloomy and industrial.
The buildings themselves created the "ground" since everything was glued together, so there were like districts/roads on the skyscrapers themselves. It was very gloomy but also quite comfy. The setting does look futuristic in the sense that there are districts built on buildings, but the buildings themselves look like something you can find today in a cheap/moderate living area.
Finally, there might or might not have been a kid or two sitting on top of a building, but I'm really not sure.