woo hoo.. was hoping for a scorpion .. great job Reply »

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dude freaken awesome! Reply »

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The shadow of the tail on the back wall wouldn't be there, according to the other shadows you've made. Still a good pic, though. Reply »

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well made..., good luck Reply »

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Great job on the build -- like the way you kept the chrome and used the existing reflections to hi-light your creatures Reply »

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Good construction of the creatures! I might have chosen a different background IMHO but still very nice work. Reply »

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My sign! I like it a lot, very nice construction, author! GL... Reply »

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Very nice and shiney. Gl! Reply »

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@ cmyk, you were quite right about the tail shadow, I must have had a mind melt there... I think thats much better now.
@ spaceranger, I thought the same thing about the background, but I do like to keep the source as recognisable as possible in these types of chops, so I opted for this. Thanks for the help though Reply »

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Great use of the source!! Reply »

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I agree with keeping the source visible in a source contest, for me that's a part of the challenge. I think what bothered me is that black rectangle in the source, it detracts a bit. If it were cloned out it would strengthen the focus on the creatures and still be faithful to the source. I want to emphasize that this is a really fine entry and my comment is in no way a criticism, only a suggestion
of possible alternatives. Reply »

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i like it ,good luck Reply »

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Very very good construction,u used source image perfectly...and of course he looks freaking perishing... Reply »

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Nice job keeping the original source. GL! Reply »

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Good. Reply »

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AWESOMENESS!!!!!!!! Reply »

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Congrats on a well deserved first place! Reply »

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Congrats! Reply »

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Congrats Geexman very nice work Reply »

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Congrats! Reply »

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Congratulations, Gino! Cool... Reply »

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Congrats!! Well done! Reply »

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Congrats indeed...good chop. Reply »

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Nice! Had to look twice before I saw the reflection. Well done. Reply »

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Really nice! You could have saved some of the glass highlights on the side of the dish by copying them and overlaying them on the butter you created. IMO the hue of the butter is slightly off, too...may need more red or something, but it's still a lovely job. Reply »

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Very nice, convincent and realistic. Just one (very) small thing, that I hope you agree with me: you need to flip the hands vertically, because the little finger is on the top... Reply »

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Erikuri, check the source pic of the kid...he has short index fingers. Reply »

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reflection is very well done == butter in the dish could use some work to look more real seem a bit flat looking Reply »

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The juice doesn't seem so real to me, the color is too intense for a lemonade. Really nicely done with the butter tho Reply »

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I think this is very good, and I think the juice is olive oil...... Reply »

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@CMYK: Yep, Bob, you're right. The boy is with his index-fingers bent. I don't hope author agree with me... Btw, olive oil is also perfect. Reply »

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Really nice, great idea!! Reply »

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Great work! Reply »

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Great job here...best of luck author Reply »

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ahaahha when i first looked at this, i thought it was real Reply »

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Congrats! again. Very well done Reply »

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And congrats again for this snack time! Reply »

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Congrats!! Not as good as the first place guy! Reply »

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Simply wonderful! I can imagine a peaceful place and a warm summer ending afternoon, looking at this image... Reply »

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Lots of time in this little piece, so I'm so glad it is being enjoyed - esp by you!! Reply »

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It's a great entry but you didn't need the source to make this. Original source is completely CBR'd. It's not much of a challenge to use the source when you hardly used it to begin with.

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I have to agree with Josh, whilst a beautifully painted image I feel the source could have been anything to achieve the same result. Very best of luck though Reply »

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OK, a bird has been sculpted and added to the lily pond!! Just for jaw and Geexman. Hope it looks enough like a butter dish to suffice.
PS. No offense meant, just some frustration. Reply »

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very very nice serene creation author...well done Reply »

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great! Reply »

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Congrats Lois... Reply »

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Congrats! Reply »

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Congratulations, Lois! You always show us marvelous works, I like them all! Reply »

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Congrats!! Lovely! Reply »

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Very cute with a charming non-CBR element. I confess I find SBS Step 10 so much more compelling [with the big globe in front of the far end of the road, of course]. In this final version, the ground seems flat notwithstanding the perspective of the rainbow road atop it and has a color that seems to clash more than enhance. Reply »

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Very very cool and beautiful! Reply »

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Nice work! GL! Reply »

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cool! Reply »

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I feel tthe background is a little too empty. Good job with the fly tho. Reply »

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It's probably matter of opinion about background. Personally (IMO) I think making another metal fly similar to it, sitting next to the original fly would make it far more interesting. But you got a day left. Reply »

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very nice creation...good luck Reply »

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very nice! Reply »

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Thank you all for your comment, favs and votes! Really appreciated! Reply »

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