Maybe the wood & stone shouldn't be the same color, but good job over all...

Thank you CMYK Everything colourized or texturized now...

Wow...really a LOT better now!

i dont know, but the perspective seems a bit wrong from my site of view.. i really don't know .. :p

Well put maXed. There are two things that make for this impression: the table, which is askew, and the path outside. The table bends to the right and the path to the left. I didn't change the original table and the floor under the texture

Its the door that looks askew. I see you were trying to follow the trail but I think it would look better if it was just equally balanced with the same width on both sides. Just my opinion.

Right, I turned round the wall where the door is about -1º. It's the same degree I turned the source image round as to get its horizontal lines straight (It's easy to see the source image is askew when you turn the grides on). I turned the landscape round too, a bit to the right. Thank you

the teddy bear looks out of place i don't know if you can do this lol (but probably just add a new layer) add noise to the room on the inside and leave the forest bright so it catches your eye

Thanks for your suggestion kayaklovergirl, but the idea is not make the forest catch the eye but integrate the whole. As for the teddy bear, I think that an abandonned toy in a place always makes emptiness and loneliness greater. Well, one may assume that there was a child in the room and now he is playing in the forest out there

This image, looks real good. Illumination coming from the outside is good. Probably darkening the wall (front) by the door, a little, and the doors look kind of dark. If light is coming from the outside and the door is open, it would be a "little" more highlight over it. A kind of clear, brownish color will do it, just like you did at the bottom left, by the door stop, (stone). The teddy bear is ok as it is, and it brings a special feeling to your work. Good luck!

Thank you George! Changed...

looks better....

Nice work author. Looks nice

Is he being held prisoner by dwarfs? He looks a little big. Suggestion: remove the table entirely and make him a little smaller and more center to the room but keep the window in the image. His edges are a little jagged when viewed in high res. Easy fix: liquefy/push tool to push them smooth, and hey, why not put some bars on the window? Just my opinion on that suggstion and optional but it might help match your description better. Kudos to originality

Thanks for the comment! He is big as I wanted to make him appear close to the ''lens''. Maybe I should blurr the background a bit to make it look it is far? I did put some bars on the window but maybe I should try to make them more distinguishable.

Scale is off, figure is too large...

Proportions are off (with the legs), but the mood is great. I don't agree that he's too large, but painting on the ground is much too light. It doesn't QUITE fit.

expression on the face has come out well author... well tried with lighting... but looking at the lighting on man, there is'nt a light source to cast tht bright light on the wall abv the arch.. also i wud hv lessened the brightness of light on the wall around the window and match it with the light on the floor imediate to the window, where there should logically be more light...(as light travels from window to floor, instead of spreading around the wall..) hope my explaination made any sense to you...

The bars are great! But it would still look better to just remove the table, put the focus on the prisoner and make the cell appear more like a cell.

Thank you all for your comments! They were really helpful, although with the holidays season I didn't have much time to work on my entry.

Wonderful! Love the mood

Didn't know they had steel truss bridges back in those days...

That is a nice image... good luck author

That is a nice change to the empty room, and also a nice entry....gl author.

Good work, I was thinking of doing something like this my self.

Great idea, and a wonderful change!

Wonderful room,nice chop Author

Furniture looks good, curtains not so good, wall texture, color & lighting not good...

The vanishing point on the benches is much lower than the vanishing point on the table. nice job on the floors and the rug

well done author... just a small nitpicking... there should be a smooth merging of light b/w wall and floor... presently wall is bright even where it touches the dark floor....

Great sbs, love the making of the carpet, the best use of glowing edges I've ever seen

Looks like Martha Stewart chopped it I agree with pingenvy's comment. The perspective looks off because the benches don't match the table. I would try to line up one of them .

thank you all for your kind comments and suggestions! i agree with all of them but, unfortunately i can't make any changes right now.

thats cute but if the wall was further back the room would look bigger

Nice work author. Texture wall did'nt work for me. Also shadow of windows curtain and rod is missing. Overall nice image

Nice work...needs source for top background.
EDIT: Ooops, sorry!

Thanks CMYK - Took many hours. The ceiling and balloons w ears were in the same source by hilleke. I've added that to my description. Thanks.

Wow! Great use of external souces and that's a LOT of detail. Well done!

cute entry.... good luck