What if metropolis matt painting

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The background matt painting for the 3D scene which will be used instead of modeling the background mainly because I don't have time ti actually model this. Besides I don't know how to make clouds or rain in Maya. In the original concept the clouds n building where done last as only part of them was visible, as I am not entirely sure how accurate the 3D set will be to the concept art I completely filled in the clouds and building. There will also be a layer of rain in front of the set which is here but not entirely visible.

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