Detective Jack Sullivan stood beneath the flickering neon lights of a dimly lit 1930s New York street. The rain dripped off the brim of his long leather raincoat, casting shadows across his ultra-detailed face. His expression was a mix of determination and exhaustion after another day chasing leads in his latest perplexing case. The night city hummed with a gloomy atmosphere, reminiscent of a noir detective film. As he entered his office, the essence of noir colors painted the scene in dramatic, photorealistic detail, echoing the intensity seen in works by midjourney and Greg Rutkowski. The city's architecture loomed in the background, with strange and intricate details creating a sense of mystery. The art had a cinematic quality, as if Detective Sullivan was brought to life on a canvas, embodying the gritty soul of New York's dark alleys. It's a piece trending among lovers of noir art on ArtStation and CGSociety, capturing the spirit of old detective tales in a modern, artistic twist.