Nobody hold 'em! To Madagascar... hehehe! Or will it be Jumanji?...
Very nice compo! Just one thing, but it's only my oppinion: they came out of the picture, and I suppose the jungle was there. IMO (I said IMO) I don't think those vines are needed in the room... GL, author! Reply »

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very very cool Reply »

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Pretty funny, colorful and nice result. The lion is the most convincing animal in the image. If you could do something about the edges from the giraffe (imo the paws and body looks a bit too sharp, maybe a bit softer plus a bit of shading so it looks less flat), then it would be great. Good luck! Reply »

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Interesting. I guess the elephant is the out of bounds (OOB) part. But everything is so unusual that it doesn't seem all that weird that a pygmy elephant lives in a hole in the right-side wall, drastically minimizing the OOB effect. Reply »

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nice and very interesting composition, author! Reply »

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looks cool... Reply »

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Very clever image and some nice integrations in to the scene, do have a couple of suggestion for consideration, I would expect to see more shadow on the wall where the elephant is stepping through the picture frame, would agree that the edges from the giraffe are to sharp and need to be softer as with the lions paws, the lamp shade could do with some transparency and in doing this the parrots tail feathers would be visible. Reply »

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Thanks everyone for the comments! @ wazowski, I blurred the edges of the animals and added extra shading. @DanLundberg, I know! The oob is a little limited, but I thought it would be ok considering the example which was given. @warlock, I did add a bit of shading on the wall although I didn't change the lamp because thats how it was from the original background picture. I think its one of those really heavy fabric lamps? Reply »

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Giraffe looks good now! Good luck! Reply »

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fantastic Reply »

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Very nice work author Reply »

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beautiful work ........... Reply »

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awesome job with the lighting, realism and overall composition! love it Reply »

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wow...................... REALLY OUT OF BOUNDS. Reply »

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Stunning job, very realistic. Not sure if technically it's "Out of Bounds" but still deserves full credit. GL Must have taken a few hours to complete? Reply »

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Again thanks everyone for the nice comments. @oasisman, it was actually around five hours Reply »

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OY VEY... so many sources and balanced so well... great job author!!! Reply »

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I like your work. Reply »

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its really well done, bt IMO its not OOB, bt yet lots of work done here, good luck Reply »

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Very nice work here. I'm impressed with how well you have removed the lamp, and how the lion fits just perfectly on that table. Everything fits so well together, and I spy zebra, awesome = ) Reply »

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Good entry. Reply »

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Congrats for your first place, Chalty! Reply »

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Congrats Chalty, wonderful work Reply »

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Congrats! for amazing chop Well deserve Reply »

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Congrats Reply »

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Congrats Chad, that's the well deserved winning Reply »

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Congrats Chalty! Lot's of OOB in this one Reply »

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Congrats!!! Reply »

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Pretty good! Just a few things, you could make the shadows of the chair and the glass a lot darker and pointed to the left (the glass shadow looks like its pointed to the right). The chair has almost no shadow at all. The overall scene is a little confusing, the surface looks like an outside valley picture, but the wall looks more like an inside picture. I would try to make a indoor scene (maybe a wooden floor and a wall with a wall covering for example). Like the inside of a kitchen / living room. Or maybe a bar... Good luck! Reply »

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I agree with Ressiv about the shadows. But I think a slight shadow (for kid, frame and for stool) is enough, in spite of the floor, I suppose it's an indoor scene. I also think that stool is quite far, if the frame is hung on the wall, 'cause the way it is now it seems floating. But I like the colors, it has a dramatic tone. GL! Reply »

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The stool should be closer to the wall (or bring the wall forward) but the mood & color are good. Reply »

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i like it so much ,good luck Reply »

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well done, good luck! Reply »

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nicely done! g l Reply »

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Great mood author What about adding some more shadows to the chair and a drop shadow to the frame ? Good luck ! Reply »

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Nice composition and great color. Agree with above. Need some shadow work Reply »

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Wonderful composition author..just a lil typo'stealing' instead of steeling.. GL Reply »

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Love this idea made me smile Reply »

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very nice entry i agree with cmyk about the stool needing to be closer... it realy does...and, the shadows need a little work other than that, aces to ya' Reply »

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One of the best in competition for sure,great colors,nice idea and cool mood...Just few minor nit picks,u have to work a bit more on shadows,chair legs demands shadow,and picture frame too...any how i like this image very much and wish u best of luck author... Reply »

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simple idea but super well done finishing,......one of the best so far....and my fav too Reply »

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Very unique image love the colours and textures gives a very nice warm rustic feel quality job!!

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Super well done.. only 3 suggestions as above.., stool need to be closerto the wall as cmyk said, and a little more accuracy in shadows... and the 3rd suggestion.. keep up this great works.... good luck Reply »

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Thank you very much for the great suggestions, Ressiv thatks for your great suggestion.and for you how about a uncompleted building. Is that justify the floor? and lot of thanks to CMYK. I moved the stool towards the wall and adjusted the shadows. hope it’s better now Reply »

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Nice color and mood, Going to be my favorite Reply »

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That will do author. Good adjustments, looks better now! Reply »

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good job and nice clor mode Reply »

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Nice edit Author.., good luck again , And I have one more question.., If it is not 'stealing' what you wish to call that.. Reply »

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Thank u Ressive and anoop, and anoop i think u r a master in making titles, so please suggest one ......... Reply »

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Brilliant effort. Love the colours. Definately top 3. Reply »

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No author.., this title fits the image... Reply »

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have to come back to this.... still my fav Reply »

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This artwork is the best i've seen so far well its my opinion. Reply »

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Pretty cool. Reply »

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nice work -- depth is very well done as is the overall look Reply »

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Seems so simple but so effective at the same time. Well done. GL! Reply »

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Thanks for the nice comments my friends ................. Reply »

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Well its top of my top 3, well done author Reply »

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Thank u Geexman ................. Reply »

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Congrats for your second place, Swordfish! Reply »

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My favourite - congrats on second place! Reply »

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congrats for the second, fish..... Reply »

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congrats for your secod place............ Reply »

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congrats for your secod place............ Reply »

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Congrats! for 2nd place. Repeat: Great color Reply »

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congrats for your second place Reply »

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Congrats Swordfish Reply »

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Congrats with the 2nd place! Reply »

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Congrats!!! Reply »

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vey complex Reply »

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I agree with Tuck; great effects. Reply »

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Well done and convincing job. Good luck! Reply »

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very nice done Reply »

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Fantastic creation author,great effects and very cool mood...well done Reply »

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The bridge has a very nice perspective! The other two kind of fade in the background because the bridge is getting all the attention. For me the other two are just distracting. I would go for just the bridge creation and do some more with that one! Good luck! Reply »

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creative , perfectly done.. good luck Reply »

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It's very amazing that you took three TOTALLY different types of images and made them work... that's just AWESOME... good Luck!!! Reply »

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this is perfectly on theme n truly out of bounds, good luck author Reply »

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Sweet!.... I like it Reply »

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Lovely concept and really out of bounds.......Good Luck Author. Reply »

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Congrats for your third place! Reply »

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Congrats! for 3rd Reply »

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congrats for the 3rd Reply »

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Congrats for your first top 3 place, keep it up Reply »

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Congrats!!! Reply »

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thank u all for ur nice comments n support Reply »

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great work ! g l Reply »

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Love this image. Well done! Reply »

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Nice image, GL Reply »

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Great creation,but IMHO this is more pop up book...i don't see this as OOB...good luck author Reply »

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Great lighting & shadows...hope this is considered on theme! Reply »

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Well I can't really see why it's not on theme. The caterpillar/mushroom and salamander are coming out of the pictures in the book into the forest. It's just not the standard "stuff coming out of a frame into a room" image. I wanted to do something special with a story to it. Thanx for you comments! Reply »

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hhahhaha one of the better in this contest! Reply »

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nice shadow work Reply »

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In my oppinion, this IS on theme, completely! Very beautiful work, with a fantastic mood. GL! Reply »

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Thanks all! Reply »

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congrats for the 4th place Reply »

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very nice work Reply »

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Yes, it's very cool, but a different background it would make the image pop up more. Reply »

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Good action, nice blend! Background looks fine to me. Reply »

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Great work with the splashes and with the left hand...well done author,this is really cool OOB...good luck Reply »

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it is very good work ,good luck Reply »

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thx for the comment and compliments Reply »

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Agreew with erathion - great job. I would probably darken the background just a touch more to make it pop. Good luck. Reply »

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Nice idea, but if he's supposed to be surfing out of the vertical picture (with maybe the tail of his surfboard still inside that picture), then all of the frothy wake behind him should be inside the vertical picture's frame (which would leave the entire top and left edges of the frame completely visible). As for the background, it's totally irrelevant so the darker the better so it doesn't distract from the two pictures and the guy surfing between them. Reply »

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well done author.... very convincing Reply »

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